Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-09
Selma BOrchardt, chairman, will pre-

Selma Borchardt, chairman, will pre-
side.
The Ohio Girls Club held a Hallow-
cen dance at Colonial Hotel. Prizes for
handsomest costumes were awarded to
Miss Thelma Forsythe and Mr.. Wright,
| for the most comical costumes to Miss
Florence Umstead and Mr.. ira +. Black.
At the "get-together" Monday night
Dorothy Hennessey and Roberta Lentz
gave readings, and entertainment was
| furnished by Jobs Daughters. A
Thanksgiving dance will be held Mo-
vember 20 at the Colonial Hotel.
The Mission Club Of the First Con-
gregatiOnal Church was addressed by
Mrs. Frank Edgington on India Of
Today" Announcement was made Of
the handkerchief table of the club at
| the bazaar December and in the
church parlors. DR.. Abbott, secretary
OF the Smithsonian Institution, will
| sponsor the club lecture December 10
| by Fred Payne Clatworthy, which will
show natural color pictures of Mexico.
The lecture is entitled Trial of the
| Old Spanish COMMISSIONERS from Vera
Cruz to California" The next meet
ing of the club win be November rs.
Soroptimist.--Harry Gage gave a talk
on 1.-THE Psychology of Success" at a
luncheon Of the club at the Lafayette
Hotel last Wednesday. Miss Mary
Ballinger rendered piano numbers Mrs.
Annie w. Ball gave talk ON BUY
Now in Washington"
Miss Rosa M. Place was awarded the
attendance prize. having had the most
perfect record for the last quarter,
Mary Catherine Lewis presided.
The next meeting viii be at the La
fayette next Wednesday. Two rep
resentatives to the regional council of
the Mid-Western and South Atlantic
district will be elected.
CurIey CIub.-Rev. Francis X. Cava-
nagh, spiritual director of the Curley
Club. was rendered a banquet Thursday
evening at the Continental Hotel in
celebration of his fifth year as chaplain
Of the club. Luke r. O'Reilly, toast
master. introduced Father Cavanagh,
Miss Pauline Donnelly, chairman Of the
Entertainment Committee, welcomed the
guests. and John Donnelly, president,
extended the greetings of the club to
foundress Of the club, delivered q short
history of the organization since its first
meeting in May, 1922. Other addresses
were delivered by Roland Hyland, vice
president; Miss Gretchen Baden, treas
Hurer; Miss Josephine Leahy, secretary;
Miss Ethel Ammon, recording secretary;
William Boyd, past president and advo-
cate, and Albert Sweeney, warden.
The clubs minstrel show and dance
VIII be held In Carroll Hail, November
24-25s for the benefit Of the scholarship
Seeking q larger han IN ordar n ao-
eomm0date thu ancreased meEnbsruhir.
the CHley Club has been compelled to
cnAnge tts place Of meetinas from the
Gordon Hotel to the Continental Hotel,
where the next meeting win be held
Thursday evening.
Halloween dance was given, under
the auspices Of the club, In the ballroom
OF the winston Hotel, October 81. The
judges awarded the prize for the most
original costume to Miss Marie Boyle
and Charles ziehl.
The Washington League for the Hard
Of Hearing held its monthly business
meeting after the regular class practice,
with full reports from the various COM
Eatttees, showing marked increases both
In numbers and activities. At the next
class practice tomorrow evening, Novem-
Der 10, noted specialist win talk to the
club.
AMERICAN Association az University
WOman.--AArs. Harry 8. Benton win be
hostess at the tea and branch meeting
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, The
book review section viii have as its
guest, Mrs. Helen T. Steinharger, read
ers' adviser ct the Mount Pleasant Pub
lie Library, who win review 1.-THE Ed
wardians," BY ". 6ackville- West, and "A
Daughter OF the Medal" by Jean H.
MariejQl The section WIN meet ct II
am. ThursdRy. Maurice EolholIrne, |
Lecturer for the Theater Guild for 1880 |
y g @aak ct . luncheen, NoVanaher ~.