Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-15

Christmas box Is being prepared for
them and contributions will be received
at the meeting. Interested members and
their guests will be welcome.
Three plays will be presented by the
drama unit, Mrs. Edith Sears. chair
man, Thursday evening.
The junior section has arranged o
series of pantry parties. the results to
be turned over to the Food Conserva-
ton Committee of the District for the
benefit of the unemployed this Winter.
The second party will be held Friday
from l to 10 pm. Mrs. George J. Ad-
ans. ir., is chairman of the section.
CurIey CIub.-"The Thirteenth Chair"
mystery story, will be presented by
the Curley Club Players in st. Paul's
auditorium, Fifteenth and v streets,
November 80 and December at SIS
pm, with special matinee Sunday
afternoon, November 20, when the sis
tiers of the various parochial schools
and other institutions will be the guests
of the organization. Arthur Bradley
White has been directing rehearsals
and will take a leading part IN the
presentation.
Final arrangements have been COM
pleted for the third annual banquet
which will be rendered Rev. Francis
x. Cavanagh. spiritual director Of the
CluD, NOVSuOtI 30 az pill Ii CuC
Continental Hotel. Reservations must
be made at once to the chairman Of
the Entertainment Committee, William
j. Boyd.
Delta Sigma Delphian Chapter will
meet tomorrow at 10 am. in the Shore
ham Hotel. The program will be as
Empire; preparatory discussion,
'Egypt's Contributions to Posterity";;
the Delphian Travellers, New Treas
ures From Old Egypt; topics for re-
port, Egyptian Temples" Changes in
Tomb Construction" 1.-The Decline OF
Egypt" "Egypt's Indian Summer"
Architecture and Art" Decoration
coveries in Egypt" summary will
be given by the presiding officer.
The SOdality Union has completed
arrangements for bazaar and supper
at Carroll Hall, 934 G street, from 4:30
to 10 pm. November 16, II and 10.
While the affair will begin business at
4:30 pm. the formal opening will not
take place until 8 pm, when Bishop
j. M. Mcnamara will speak.
The various tables will be repre-
sented by the following committee
chairmen: st. Francis Xavior, Sur
prise, Rev. Joseph v. Buckley, assisted
by Mrs r. D. Jones: St. AIMS. Dolls,
Miss Ruth Bergling; st. Theresa's,
Handkerchiefs, Miss Alma Achterman:
Holy Comforter, Surplice, Mrs. Anna
C. Donnelly; Immaculate Conception,
Coal, Miss Mary Keefe; st; Michael,s,
rick's, Christmas Basket, Miss Bertha
Mccain; Cribs of Bethlehem, Mrs.
Elmer S. Reinoehl Holy Rosary, For
tunes, Miss Stella Micro; st. AloySius,
Junior Bingo, Miss Minnie Mailer; st.
Anthony's, Candy, Mrs. A. j. Scullen;
St. Peters, Refreshments, Mrs. Anna
Potzler; st. Aloysius, Senior Supper,
Mrs. Jennie Kelley. Miss Mary Mat
tingy is Chairman OF publicity ~: assisted
McCray and Miss Christine Hilbrandt.
There will be special musical pro-
gram by the choir tomorrow evening
under the direction OF Miss Margaret
Walsh.
the Raleigh Hotel, with President
Amelia Guide Thomas in the chair.
Judge Ralph Given of the Police
Court was the speaker. Among the
other guests were Miss Ella Newton,
president of the Annapolis Club; Miss
Alfredo Keyzer of Boston, Miss Mar
guerita Belts and Mrs Eldred Given
Dickinson, all Of Washington. Next
Wednesday is known as Package day."
when each member is to bring some
goodies" to be sent to the different
charitable organizations for distribu-
ton. Miss Sibyl Baker, community
center director, will be the guest
speaker.
The Capitol Hill History Club met
at the home of Mrs. w. r. Metz, 1927
Taylor street, Wednesday. Luncheon
was served by Mrs. Metz, assisted by
Mrs Stanley Beasley. A paper, RE
ligion in the Colonies Outside Of New
England" was given by Mrs. Charles E.
Ferguson. Mrs. Stanley Beasley pre-
sided. The next meeting will be held
November Is.
The SorOptomist Club was addressed
by Gertrude Van Hosen, president Of
the Zonta Club, at the Wednesday
luncheon meeting at the La Fayette
Hotel.
The District Park Planning Com