Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
Pennsylvania State
Society Schedules
Elaborate Function
Special Entertainment, With
Addresses, Reception and
Dancing Listed in Program
for Friday Evening.

Final arrangement have been COM
pleted for the big entertainment and
dance to be given by the Pennsylvania
State Society of washington. in the
Gold Room of the Wardman Park
Hotel, Friday evening.
Representative Charles j. Esterly,
president of the society, has instituted
an innovation in the programs of the
society in that he has obtained the serv-
ices of the Reading Company Glee CLUB
of Reading Pa, composed OF members
of the company and who are employed
in the Reading locomotive shops. Ine
elee club, which is in charge of Mr.. l. l..
Gordon. is in active demand all over
the State of Pennsylvania and this Will
mark its initial appearance in the city
of washington.
The principal speaker of the evening
will be Mr.. Philip P. Campbell, former
member of the House from the State OF
Kansas and former president OF the
Kansas State Society of this city. Mr.,
Campbells subject will be What Penn
sylvania has done for her sister states
in the Union"
Music will be furnished by "The Car
olinians" and dancing will be in order
from $50 to 1890. Tables will be ar
ranged for those who desire to play
cards.
Among the honored guests in the re-
ception line which will precede the en-
tertainment and dance will be Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Charles j. Esterly,
other officers of the society and persons
prominent in the official life OF the
State of Pennsylvania. Invitations nave
also been extended to the following
presidents and their wives of various
other State societies in the city OF
Washington who have signihed their IN
tention of being present:
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Machen, Ala
hama Society; DR.. and Mrs. Erwin w.
Shinn, Arkansas Society; Maj. and Mrs,
Charles William Freeman, California
Society: DR.. and Mrs. Charles E. Nor
panston, Connecticut Society; Repre-
tentative and Mrs. Robert G.. Houston,
Delaware Society; Maj and Mrs. Cor
don S. Green, Georgia Society; Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. Hyds Idaho Society;
Senator and Mrs. Charles 8. Deneen,
illinois Society; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Canfield. Indiana Society; Mr., and Mrs.
Karl S. Hoffman, Iowa Society; Mr.. ana
Mrs. E. c. F4nney, Kansas Society;
Lieut.. Col and Mrs. Allen W. Gulllon'
Kentucky Society; Mr., and Mrs. George
II Calvert, IT., Maryland Society; the
president of the Massachusetts, Society;
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Clarence =.
Mcleod, Michigan Society; Miss seoe
johnson, Minnesota Society; Represen.
tative and Mrs. JEFF Busby, MISSISSIPPI
society: Representative and Mrs. Joe y.
Manloye, Missouri Society; Mr.. and MIS-.
T. 2. Danly, Montana Society; Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Fletcher Hale, New
Hampshire Society, Mr.. and Mrs. N. >;
Mcclure, New York Society; Capt. ana
Mrs. Percy Foete, North Carolina so
ciety; Judge and Mrs. Percy >. CreWe'
North Dakota Society; Senator and Mrs;
simeon D. Tess, Ohio Society; Mr.. ana
Mrs Harry King. South Dakota so
ciety: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barker
Tennessee Society, MIR. ana MIS-. o.
Elton Billings, Utah Society repre-
sentative and Mrs. Morgan Sanoe[s'
Texas Society; Mr.. and MRS. Harry "
pratt, Vermont Society; Mr.. and Mrs;
THOMAS Settle, Virginia Seclety, ana
Mr.. and Mrs. z. +. Morgan, west VIZ
GINA Society. ,,,,,.,,;a Go
c,stv are Representative Charles j.
Estsrlv nresident; vice presidents, Rep
resentative Edward M. Beers, Mr.. ROD
ert s. Rerar, Mr.. Frederick w. Ma
GRADY. Representative Isaac H. Dout-
rich, and Mrs. Harry K. Daugnefty
AR Elmer F. Neagle, Room l24,
House once Building, is the secretary
and treasurer. Cards of admission VIII
he mailed to the members OF the asso.
citation and guest cards may be OBTAINED
from the secretary prior to the meetlng
date or at the Wafdman Park Hotel on
Friday evening. ,..y a..
ytted to meet with their friends from
the keystone State.