Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-29

Chambers, and cello, M. Dore Walten
Nine. Manuel Cambouri recited poems
A comedy was presented by Nine
Manuel Canbouri and M. Arthur Lebel
Nine. Pierre de Chauny gave vocal
solos. She was accompanied at the
piano by Mime. William j. Wallis. Nine
Camille Hindmarsh gave a recitation
M. Henri Lazard gave a reading. A
comedy was presented by Mile. Adelia
Rosasco, Mile. Rosa Folau and M
Carlos Blume. The remainder of the
evening was passed in French CONVEX
sation.
The Curley Club gave a Lenten pro-
duction in the Immaculate Conception
auditorium last Tuesday evening under
the personal direction of Arthur Bradley
White OF the Catholic University OF
America. Others taking part in the
production were Miss Grace Sprucebank
Vincent Anthony Bowes, Miss Eleanor
Thomas, Miss Maud A. Norton, Miss
Ramona Raley, John L. Donnelly, Miss
Emily Hodges. Joseph M. Day. Thomas
p. Dowd Luke O'Reilly. William Nc
Garvey. James Boteler, Edward Moran
Silvo Poll. Miss lone Hayes, Miss Mary
l.. Sheehan and Miss Catherine G.
Bailey.
Eugene Moreland, chairman of the
members OF the Executive Committee at
his residence. 1905 Upshur street
Thursday evening" at which time pre-
liminary arrangements for the annual
banquet and entertainment to be ten
dered Most Rev. Michael j. Curley,
Archbishop OF Baltimore. we're made,
The reception will be held May ID at
the willard Hotel. Miss Margaret
Freedman. chairman of the Entertain
ment Committee, with members OF her
committee, augmented by Special
Committee have been placed in charge
of arrangements for the reception.
Arrangements were also completed for
a card party to be held April 10.
The Capitol Hill History Club met at
the home of Mrs j. Harry Phillips Mrs
Charles M. Jones was assisting hostess
Mrs. E. NJ. wallace. president, presided
The luncheon was followed by bust
ness meeting. The program consisted
of papers by Mrs. F. w. Ranno and
Mrs. E. W. FoltS. and vocal solos by
Mrs. William T. Reed. Mrs. Hemphill
director to the District of Columbia
Federation, gave her report. The next
meeting. which is the annual meeting
will be held April at the home of Mrs
r. v. Root.
ecutive Board will meet April at
m. at the home of the vice president
Mrs. H. r. Norton, 1928 New Hampshire
avenue.
Chapter b. p. +. O.. met at the home
OF Mrs. E. G. Jeffreys, 1929 Thirteenth
street. with the president. Miss Jessie
o. Citing, presiding. Luncheon was
served. with Mrs. r. l.. Lynch, Mrs.
Charles M. Jones, Mrs. Frank Fuller
and Mrs. C. c. Rogers as assisting host
esses. Devotions were led by the chap
lain, Mrs. w. H. Magruder. The record
ing secretary, Mrs. r. M. Waffle, and
committee chairmen. made reports, as
follows: Program, Mrs. G. H. Thomas
Philanthropic, Mrs. Leroy Palmer
Educational, Mrs. E II. Pitcher: Cour-
tesy, Mrs. Robert Young; Visiting, Mrs
P. W. Gibbon; Cooperative, Mrs. J. w
Crabtree. and Federation of Women's
Clubs, Mrs. A. H. Williams.
The president announced the follow
ing chairmen of committees: Program
Mrs r. G. Simmons: Good Cheer, Mrs
Worthy P. Stems: Philanthropic. Mrs
Leroy Palmer: Advisory, Mrs. Sidney r
Jacobs; Constitution, Mrs. James
Parker: P. E. o. News, Mrs. J. w
Spicknsll. Music Mrs. j. T. Hendricks
and Press, Mrs. H. H McKeever.
Mrs. ]. w. Thompson was elected
corresponding secretary, due to the
resignation Of Mrs. H. H. McKeeyer
Mrs. w. s. Withrow. Chapter A, Mount
| Pleasant. Iowa: Mrs. r. A. Van Ors-
dale, Chapter BIN, Omaha, Nebr.; Mrs
Max Hostetler, Chapter BI, Shelton
Nebr: Mrs. D. P. Bush and Mrs. A. B
| McManus. washington, D. c., spoke.
! The next cooperative luncheon viii
be held April / at 1910 street.
The program was in charge of Mrs
! Robert Young, who gave a paper or
! Porto Rico.
| The next meeting will be at O'Clock
| April IA at the home OF Mrs. J. w
! Thompson, 1855 Nineteenth street.
District Of Columbia League of Amer
| lean Pen Women.-A business meeting
will be held tomorrow night in the
| Stoneleigh court studio at 8 o'clock
Polls will be open for the election OF
officers from to 1880 pm. Agnes M