Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-20
st. Margaret's Annual
Bazaar Opens Tomorrow.


ST. Margaret's Annual
Bazaar Opens Tomorrow.
"a Garden of Dolls" will be the fea-
ture of the first Sunday school booth,
presided over by Mrs. Arthur G. Tur-
iler, at st. Margaret's turkey dinner
and Christmas bazaar, to be given by
the Rector's Aid Society tomorrow and
Friday of this week.
A unique scenic effect will be achieved
in the display of dressed dolls-fairies,
brides. ladies-in- waiting, debutantes,
Old World maidens and modern misses
in very futuriStic fashions-the cos
tunes wing with one another LOT at
tention in a riot Of color against
background which suggests MOVERS
rather than toys.
Mrs. Claes Dickinson Hallencreutz Will
read handwriting and unravel the char
acter of the writer, not by what ne
saws. but by how he writes 1t. AT the
same booth one may learn that not
only the hairs of his head, but also the
letters of his name, are numbered, anu
discover whether it is fortunate Vi
unfortunate combination. -,
vo,Inu MIR. Charles Leroy Turner In the
Sunday school library. Fancy taoies,
candy tables. gift booths, flower bootns
ond many others will be conducted by
tbe varioi1s circles of the Rectors Alo'
beginning at o'clock in the aIteTnoo!l
each day, and continuing through ~
Margaret's we'll known turkey oinIleI.
which will be served, as usual, ny
''debs" and "subdebs."
THE graduates of the class OF 1929 OF
+be immaculate Conception ACADEMY
uiIl he oficially received into the alum.
nae of their alma mater this evening at
the Lee House. ;, 4,,o;r honor
followed by an attractive program OF ell
tertainment .s4 ~
Miss Mary Hourihane, president OF
the Immaculate Conception Alumhae,
will receive the graduates, assisted py
Miss Nina Mari, Miss Alma Happ, MISS
Mary Helan, Miss Agnes OConnor, MISS
Helen Fitzpatrick, Miss Margaret Kane
and Miss Helen Ryan.
THE graduates to be received incluoe
Miss Norma Armstrong ESlss JuEa Broo-
erick. Miss Mary CaHill, Miss Louise
Carroll, Miss Virginia Dellinger. MISS
Margaret Faber, Miss Mary Margaret
Kefauver, Miss Gladys LoveleSs, MISS
Frances Mcdonnell, Miss Marie NC
Craith. Miss Eleanor Meade, Miss Bea-
trice Meaney, Miss Agnes Menke, MISS
Margaret Neanon, Miss Teresa Newland,
Miss Cecilia Nolte, Miss Mary Frances
Shanahan, Miss Mary Sheehey. MISS
Mary Sweeney, Miss Adelaide Yocum
and Miss Mary CLANCY.
Mrs. Sol Lansburgh is chairman of
the committee arranging the card party
of the District of Columbia Society
United States Daughters 1872, to be
held at the New Willard tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock. Tables and ind1-
vidual reservations have been made by
Mrs. William S. Corby, Mrs. H. L. Rust,
Mrs. C. w. Jones, Mrs. Wood, Mrs.
Charles F. B. Price, Miss Sophie Casey,
Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, Mrs. Red
wood Vandergrift, Miss Margaret Beirs.
Mrs. Charles Allen, Mrs. w. O'Donnell,
Mrs. A. Stands and Mrs. Boyd. Mrs.
Edward w. Stephenson, Mrs. w. A.
Kelsey, Mrs. William Saul, Mrs. l..
Wagner, Mrs. Samuel Weeks, Mrs. Cliff
ford K. Bergman, Mrs. William Shcles,
Mrs. Frederick W. Madison. Miss Mary
Onsler, Mrs. William H. Talbot, Mrs
Thomas r. Robinson, Mrs. William C.
Sears. Mrs. Cabot Stevens, Mrs Edward