Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
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For Presbyterian Home.
The Ingleside Club Of the Presby-
terrain Home, at 1918 Newton street, ma
issued invitations for tea tomorrow
AFTERNOON from 8 to o'clock. A snorl
program will be presented by Mrs. ruin
T1lckev Shear, contralto, and MISS Helen
Calhoun, dramatic reader.
The Georgia State Society will give 2
concert and dance tomorrow evening az
9.3O O'Clock in the rose room OF lne
moshinrton Hotel, Miss Elizabeth Boy
lin of the Arlington Hall School Tor
Girls will chaperon the young laoles on
the Glee Club. who viii appear IN tne
concert, under the direction OF Mins Il,
the program the Glee Club will be
guests of the society for the dancing,
which will begin shortly aftel O'Clock
rfIcers of the society include: President,
Representative w w. Larsen; nrst vice
PRESIDENT Representative E. E Cox; sec
ond vice president, Mai. Cnaries H.
Dasher: third vice president MRS: lheo-
dore Tiller: financial secretary, MIS-. y.
W Thurston: secretary, Mrs. wallace
vUitrover and treasurer, Mr.. John j.
Tyner. .,o,
plans are being made for reception
and dance in May when the society VIII
have as its guests the Georgia Press
Association.
The provost and deans of the various
schools of the George washington Uni
versity will be guests of honor OF the
General Alumni Association of the uni
yersity at luncheon Saturday at 12:5O
o'clock at the Hotel La Fayette.
Also present as honor guests viii De
members of the George Washington
University Mems Glee Club. who VIII De
entertained by the alumni in celebration
of their attainment in winning nrst
place in the recent national mtercol-
legiste glee club contest.
All alumni and former students OF the
university are invited to attend. TICK
cts may be secured at the hotel imIne-
diately preceding the luncheon.
Much interest in diplomatic circles
IL being shown in the benefit perform
ance Of Journeys End to be given
Monday evening In Polls Theater under
the auspices of the American Association
of University Women.
Patrons and patronesses from the
embassies and legations include the
italian Ambassador and Nobl Donna
Antoinette de MARITIME, the Ambassador
of Spain and Sonora de Padilla, the
Ambassador of France and Nine.
Claudel, the Ambassador Of Turkey.
Ahmed Mouhtar Bey; the Minister OF
Finland, DR. L. Astrom; the Minister OF
Panama and Sonora de Alfaro. the MIN
lister of the Netherlands and Nine. van
Royen. the Minister of Bolivia and
Sonora de Medina, the Minister OF
Czechoslovakia and Nine. Veverka, the
first secretary of the Mexican embassy
and Sonora de Campos Ortiz, the coun-
selnr of the Cuban embassy and Sonora
de Baron, the counselor Of the German
embassy and Frau Kiep, the counselor OF
the Czechosloyakian legation and Nine.
Ekalicky the commercial counselor OF
the British embassy and Lady Brod-
erick and the secretary of the Czecho-
slovakian legation and Nine. Papanek.
Many observation-disclosures are going to
University, Va, to attend the fourth
annual Beaux Arts ball at the University
of Virginia tomorrow night. Three low
ing cups viii be awarded. First prize
for lady's costume; second for gentle
mans costume, and the third prize for
the most original and unique, for both
men and women. There will be solo
dances by Miss Louise Robertson of
Atlanta, Ga, and the grand march will
be led by Mr.. Alfred A. Arbogast, presi-
dent of the Beaux Arts ball, and Miss
Ruth Lane Strikeleather, both of Ashe-
vile, N. G.
Mr.. WILDER e. Todghar' Of the Royal
Palm Hotel in Havana and member
Of the American Chamber of Commerce
Of the Cuban Capital has arrived in
Washington for visit. His daughter,
Miss Thelma Todgham, who is a stu
dent at Chatham Hall in Virginia, has
Joined her father in Washington for
her Spring vacation and they are stay
ing at the Hotel La Fayette. Miss
Todgham Is a cousin of Mr.. GonZalo de
Arrange of Washington.
Miss Helen Yardley and Miss Kath-
crime II. Yardley of st. Paul, Mimi, are
ct the Dodge Hotel for a brief visit.
Miss Florence Overton, alumnae Sec
rotary of Brenau College, viii be in
Washington the first week in April as
the guest of Miss Annabel Matthews,
member Of the United rtates Board of
Tax Appeals, and herself a graduate
of Brenau. Miss Overton is planning a
meeting of the Brenau alumnae during
her stay in Washington.
Mrs. Walter McNab Miller of the
American Child Health Association of
New York City Is at the Dodge Hotel
for brief visit.
Work on many government railway
projects in Colombia is being discontin-
ued because Of lack Of funds.