Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-03


ut the Dodge Hotel during brief sta!
in Washington.
Parties at National
Women's Country Club.
The National Womer's Country CluE
has sent out invitations for severa
functions to be given at the club hous'
this month. Friday of this week tner'
will be a lecture recital on Tristan
and Isolde" by Miss Julia Schell1ng, WIFI
Mr.. Lawrence White OF the Boston
symphony giving the musical interpre
tation. The following day the club anS
the Riding and Hunt Club Will give
drag hunt and tea dance.
Cards have also been issued Tor
musicale Friday, December IL, Wnef
Mr.. Miksa Merson, pianist, will giv'
the program and December Is there
will be a lunchen followed by an Illus
trated talk on Russia by Col. Feldman
Of the czarist army.
The Christmas sale and turkey din
ner Of the Universalist National Memorial
Church, on Sixteenth street, will be
held in Perkins Hall tomorrow from 5
to 10 o'clock Those in charge OF tables
are Mrs. Frank W. Ballou, Mrs. Donna
Bonner, Mrs. Clara Beatty, Mrs. F.
Weishaupt Mrs. Harold Gibson, Mrs.
Starkey, Mrs. Hillman, Miss Rose Swat
and Mrs. Lola Willard. Bridge parties
will be held in the junior room at 2
and at 8 o'clock, with Mrs. Nina Ma
honey as hostess.
There will be a meeting of the North
Carolina Society of Washington in the
patio" ball room Of the Hotel Carlton
at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow evening. There
will be a short business meeting OF the
society for the purpose OF discussing
and voting upon new constitution.
Following this meeting, dancing Will be-
gin and there will be no speeches or
program. Capt P. w. Foote, U. s. N,
Is president Of the society.
The first reception and ball of the
Iowa Society for the 1930-31 season
win be held Saturday evening in the
willard Hotel.
Mr.. Claude r. Porter, Interstate
Commerce commissioner and president
of the society, has planed this ball to
give the many Iowans who have re-
Gently come to washington an oppor-
tunity to meet others from the State.
There viii be dancing and cards.
mss Janet Richards will speak on
Outstanding World Affairs" at . meet
ing of st. Margaret's Rector's Ala So
ciety Friday morning.
Mrs. Ellis Logan, chairman of the
Department of Education OF the DIS.
trict of Columbia Federation OF
Women's Clubs, has invited the chair
men and vice chairmen Of the commit
tees comprising the department for q
conference tea in her apartment az
1861 Crescent place, Friday.
A dance and card party for the
United States Public Health Service
viii be held Saturday evening at 24OO
Sixteenth street.
The guests will be received by Mrs.
Cumming, assisted by Asst. Surg. Gen.
and Mrs. Clark, and q good attendance
is expected by those in charge OF ar
rangements. Arrangements have been
made and prizes furnished for those
wishing to play cards.
The woman's Auxiliary Of Central
PRESBYTERIAN Church will entertain al
tea this afternoon in honor Of Miss
jamie McGaughey, secretary Of Woman's
Work Of the Presbyterian Church of
the United States: Mrs. John Bratton
of Lynchburg, Va; Mrs. H. N. Price OF
Baltimore, Md: Mrs. George B. Patter-
son Of Gastonia, N. c.; Mrs. w. Frank
Smith of Atlanta, Ca, and other church
leaders who are in attendance at the
North American Home Missions Con-
ference being held in this city. Mem
bers Of the other Southern Presbyterian
churches Of this city and Of Alexandra,
Va, were invited.