Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-02
INAUGURAL GUESTS
/. TO Be ENTERTAINED
Variety of Festivities Is Being
Arranged for Capital
Visitors.

A variety of entertainment has been
provided for the special groups visiting
the Capital Tor the inauguration. Soclai
affairs are predominant IN the schedule
but plans for sightseeing are numerous.
party of Confederate veterans from
the Jefferson Davis Soldiers HoiHe IN
Mississippi. arriving tomorrow, VIII be
the guests of MIS-. George d. Hornins,
president OF the District of Columbia
division. United Daughters OF the Con
:cdcracy. tomorrow afternoon and VIII
be taken to Arlington National
wreath will be presented to the
veterans by the organization and IN turn
viii be placed by the SOutherners on
the Tomb OF the Unknown Soldier.
The old brick Capital, at Twenty
FIRST street northeast where President
Monroe took the oath OF ONCE Marcn q,
1917, during the first inaugural cefe-
monv conducted out OF doors. VIII be
open to visitors tomorrow.
Plan Open House.
The National Womans Party. which
occupies the building as headquarters,
will holo open house So that visitors
may view the rooms which Congress
occupied from 1915 to 1919 while the
damage caused to the Capitol Building
by the British was being repaired.
The Jewish Community Center Will
be the scene this evening OF ball IN
honor OF visiting Lionists. play,
"'rhe Third Generation" written by
Mrs. Herman Hollander, also will be
given The ball is being given in re-
Sponse 10 an appeal OF the National
Zionist organization TO help raise funos
to pay off deficit. Charles Basseches
is chairman of The ball committee
The Mississippi State Society will en-
tertain for the veterans Tuesday morn
ing and will sponsor trip to Mount
Vernon. All will attend the monthly
luncheon OF the Robert L. Lee Chapter,
u. D. c.. given in honor OF Camp I'll
OF the United Confederate veterans,
joint hosts TO the visitors.
Cooperating in making arrangements
are Mrs Walter f. Hutton, for the U, d.
c.. MRS. Harry r. Fulton. for the Mis-
5issippi State Society: Mrs. Maude How
ell Smith for the Robert E. Lee Chap
ter. and Col. John M. .Follin, for Camp
III OF the veterans organization.
Nebraskans viii be entertained by the
Nebraska State Society at reception
at the Roosevelt Hotel Monday evening
al 80 O'Clock.
ElLs viii Entertain.
The Washington Lodge OF Elks, No
Is. is planning TO entertain visiting
members Of the order Buffet luncheons
will be given today tomorrow and MOn-
day at their clubhouse. 92O-952 Ii street,
aud visitors will be taken Oh automobile
tours oi the city during the week end.
James l.. Feenty is chairman and Pat
rick OFarreil is secretary Of COM
nttee ON arrangements composed of
Robert Hoy. Moses Herzog. Arthur Rte
ner, John ID. Fitzgerald, John +. Lynch,
Ferd Wagner Clinton Goodman, Will
liam keefer, Edward Greenhalge. Ma
than Well Daniel Nihion, David j.
Barry. William l. Strattan. George +.
Strong David LA Porte. John j. O'Con-
nell. John J. Moriarty. Philip Nixon,
Michael G.. Mccormick John c. Wood,
James T. Coilit1ower Charles Montgom-
cry and William S. Shelby.
Clubs We're ESPECIALLY active in plan
ming entertainment features and the
following were among those Offering
special privileges:
Rotary Club Informal ton booth at
Willard Hotel. Luncheon Wednesday
for 100 Australian boy visitors.
City Club Out of-toWn club mem
bers viii he extended privileges. ALI
States inaugural ball Tuesday evening
III The club.
National Press Ciub-Open house
Monday. Dance Monday evening. with
guest cards Issued to visiting newspaper
men and women
ODD Fellows Headquarters. 4l9 Sew
enth street. Open continuously for Wis
iting ODD Fellows and Rebekah asSo-
clates.
Kiwanis-H Headquarters at Washing
ton Hotel until Wednesday " aCcommo-
date memberS OF all clubs.
wOmen's Organizations.
Among The wvmens organizations
programs have been arranged as fol-
lows.
University OF Michigan Alumni Club
Motor corps TO escort IL persons over
Capital this afternoon.
Stanford University Alumni Club
ODen house tomorrow afternoon at
Cosmos CLUB Cosmos Club assembly
room as lounge Monday.
Womens BENEFIT ASsocia toni ecep-
ton tomorrow evening at 1850 Massa
chusetts avenue for visiting members
Womens City Club Extends club
privileges to 50 affiliated clubs.
Soropotomist Ciub-Open house and
tea tomorrow afternoon NJ headquar-
ters in the Earle Building.
Womens University Club Open house
Monday for visiting university women
at 1884 ! street
Concerts. art exhibits and similar en-
tertainments win be given during the
inaugural period.
The capelIa chorus of 60 voices will
be heard in the First Congregational
Church. Tenth and G streets. tOmor-
row at pm.
Four Coast Guard cutters are on ex-
hibit at the Navy Yard today. They are
the MojaVe, Manning. Seneca and
Apache.