Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-03

Nicholson, Chapter CA. Oklahoma City
Okla; Mrs. w. S. Withrow, Chapter A
Mount Pleasant, Iowa; Mrs. Adam Weir
Chapter Fly, DeS Moines, Iowa; Mrs
Mimi; Mrs. w. H. Snider, Chapter FL
Davenport, Iowa, and Mrs. D. p. Bush
Of washington, D. g.
Miss Elting spoke on 1.-THE Land Of
the Heather" A group Of Scotch songs
was given by Mrs. Nicholson. Mrs. r. A
Pyles read a poem. Mrs. j. Harry Gun.
ningham was the accompanist for Mrs
Nicholson. The next meeting will be al
the home of Mrs. w. w. Stockberger
500 Cedar street, Takoma Park, D. c.
The AlOysian Club will hold a recep-
ticn this afternoon in honor of the
first president Of the organization, Mrs
John A. Foley. Miss Minnie Mailer
president of the club, will receive the
guests, assisted by the other officers
Miss Alice G. Kelly, Miss Mary McHugh
Miss Catherine Burns, Miss Grace
Kelly Mrs. Margaret Tally, Mrs. Jennie
Flynn, Miss Mary Agnes Peck and Miss
Florence Kelly.
tea at which the following will assist:
Mrs. Marie Moran, Miss Katherine T.
Doherty, Mrs. Edward Hart Mrs. Kath-
erine Downey, Mrs. s. L. Battles, Mrs.
Christine Alexander, Mrs. Mary Quincy,
Miss Lillian Acker, Mrs. A. T. Genau,
Mrs William Fogarty, Mrs. Mary Nc
Garrah, Miss Josephine Quill, Miss Mar
garet Sheehan, Miss Anna Clark, Mrs.
r. MichalowicZ, Mrs. Christine Nc
Nickles, Mrs. Julia Mattimore, Miss
Agnes Martin, Mrs. Elizabeth Haley,
Miss Leona Fromholzer, Miss Anne
Vermillion, Miss Katherine Hughes,
Miss Leila Milstead, Miss Zelda Hero
WITT, Miss Margaret Kane, Miss Mar
garet Devers, Miss Rena Downing Miss
Katherine Quill and Miss Evelyn Will
hanson. All club members. former
members and friends OF Mrs. Foley are
invited from 4 to pm. at the club
house, Al street.
The Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
Daughters Of Union Veterans, initiated
Mrs. Margaret z. Smart and Mrs. M.
Edith Dunno. Mrs. Vever, Madison,
Iowa, made an address. The tent will
be represented at the massing Of the
colors at Mount st. Alban, May "a, by
the patriot instructor Mrs. Mary Fauth,
carrying the American flag, and Mrs.
Bashfort, guide, carrying the banner
of the Daughters.
Quota Club.-W. w. Wheeler, adver-
Using manager Of the Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co., was the guest
Of honor at the dinner meeting Thurs
day at the Women's University Club.
He spoke on Research in the Bell
Laboratories"
New members welcomed included Miss
Sibyl Baker, Miss Alice e. Webster, Miss
Rowena Holdren, Miss Anna Jayne and
Mrs. Grace Ross Chamberlin. Miss
Fr1eda Kenyon presided.
w. H. Stayton, president Of the Bal
ttmore Steamship Co., will speak at the
luncheon meeting May 7 on 1.-THE
Association Against the Prohibition
Amendment" Of which he Is founder
and chairman.
Wesley Heights CIub.-The Board Of
Governors will meet at the club house
tomorrow for a business session.
The final bridge tea Of the season Of
the club viii be given in the club house
tomorrow, when Mrs. Clarence A. Lane
will be in charge Of arrangements.
Wesley Heights Child Study Club
The May meeting will take place Tues
day in the home of Mrs Charles S.
Hamilton, on Cathedral avenue. DR..
Marion Stanford, former medical di-
rector Of the Mount Vernon IN. "
Schools, will speak on THE Health Of
School Children" Mrs. Robert Page
Irving and Mrs. F. T. Norcross will as
sist Mrs. Hamilton in receiving.
The Department Of the Potomac,
Woman's Relief Corps, met Tuesday
evening at the home Of the department
president, Mrs. Addie w. Hickman.
Plans were made for the Memorial day
lunches at Arlington Cemetery, and also
for the excursion to Chesapeake Beach
August 8.
CurIey CIub.-Members are requested
to assemble In front Of st. Patrick 8
Church at 7:45 today to attend the an
nual communion mass, which will be
celebrated at 8 o'clock. At the conclu-
sion Of the mass the club will meet at
the home Of the Catholic Daughters
Sixth and e streets, where they will be
the guests of Rev. Father Cavanagh
spiritual director of the club, at break
fast.
The annual Spring dance was given
in the auditorium Of the National Press
Club last Tuesday evening. Miss Louise
Wilson, Phil Hayden and Miss Edna
Moreland and several others contributed
to the entertainment.
Miss Monte DAILY, Miss Gretchen
Baden, Miss Monica Gordon and Miss
Ethel Anmon have announced a card
party at the Continental Hotel May IL
for the benefit Of the scholarship fund
Miss Dorothy Barrett has been ap-
pointed chairman Of the Membership
Committee, succeeding Hugh McGarvey.
resigned, and Joseph Day has been Sc
lected as chairman of the Athletic Com
mittee, according to an announcement
by John L. Donnelly, president, last
week.
Preliminary ARRANGEMENTS hare been
completed for the annual banquet and
reception to Archbishop Curley May Ia
at the Willard Hotel.
Huguenot Society of Washington
Ofhcers elected at the annual meeting
were: President, Samuel Herrick; vice
president from the District, Dr. Charles
S. Lobengier: vice president from Viz
ginia, Mrs. Franklin Marcy; vice presi-
dent from Delaware, j. Frank Biggs
vice president from Maryland, DR..
Nicholas L. Dashiell; recording secre-
tary. Miss Maude Burr Morris; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. Enoch g
Johnson; treasurer. Maj. Calvin I. KEEP
hart; chaplain, DR.. Florian ]. G. Vur-
IC64obA N24Oc GbOI14 0OJCL, O4-
rectors, DR.. Charles Robeng1er, chair
man of George Washington Bicenten-
NAL Committee; Miss Mary C. Oursler
Asa e. Phillips, Dr. Charles Marlatt
Mrs. Frank B. Steele and Miss Lillian
Norton.
Columbia Chapter Of the National
Delphian Society will hold a special
meeting at the Hamilton Hotel May Z
at 10 o'clock for the purpose of sign
ing the Charter of Columbia Chapter
Several guests have been invited to the
meeting and luncheon at the hotel
which will follow the meeting.
The Benjamin Franklin University
WOmen's Club held its first anniversary
birthday dinner at the Arlington Hotel
Miss Julia Hopkins, president turned
the meeting over to Judge Glenn Will
lett, who acted as postmaster The