Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-23

days and they have engaged suite at
Wardman Park Hotel.
Women's City Club to Give
Tea to Lie Members Tomorrow.
The Womens City Club plans for
the annual life members tea to be
given tomorrow afternoon from 4:30 to
6 o'clock include a short program of
Colonial music to be presented by Mrs.
] Ralph F, Couch, who on this occasion
will depict Nellie Gusts.
Entertainment in the day of Wash
ington meant music. For that reason
it is said that from Philadelphia came
Alexander Reinagle, musician of high
standing to impart to Nellie Gusts the
divine art as expressed in singing and
playing upon the harpsichord. Mrs.
Couch uses the compositions of Mr..
Reinagle, PIERRE Duport and Joseph
Haydn that were no doubt played by
Miss Gusts.
Members of the Program Committee
will appear in characteriZations OF well
known historical personages, depicting
the social life and activities Of the Co.
ionial period. Miss Alice M. Heaven.
in costume, will announce and describe
the presentations, among which Will be
Mrs William Lee Corbin. the president,
as Martha Washington, and Judge
Mary O'Toole, founder and first presl-
dent and chairman OF the Life Mem
bership Committee, presenting the Co
lonial spirit of pioneering as OF To-Day.
At the tea tables in Colonial costume
will be Mrs. Anna H Farrar, Miss Adela
l.. Heaven. Mrs. L. F. Kebler and Mrs.
Ada c. Mills Payne.
Guests of honor will be DR.. Ellen
Spencer MusSey and Mrs. Archibald
HOPKINS. honorary life members. As
sisting the chairman, Mrs. William W.
Spaid, on the Reception Committee, are
DR.. A. Frances Foye, Mrs. Lyman b.
Swormstedt, Miss Ethel Bagley. Miss
Helen M Brown, Miss Jessie Dell, MRS.
Peter Drury, Mrs. Henry Fitzhugh, Mrs.
Howard L. Hodgkins, Mrs Burnita
shelton Matthews. Mrs. Gladys B.
Middlemiss. Mrs. Virgil G. Miller, Miss
Helen Nicolay, Miss Janet Richards,
Mrs w. B. Rogers Mrs. Caroline B.
Stephen Mrs. A B. Stewart, Miss Kath-
arine Pike Mrs. Blanche M. Foote. Miss
Virginia S. Benjamin, Mrs. Manola
Brennan, Mrs. Laura A. Bradley, Miss
Laura B. Cooper, Mrs. L. B. Dodson,
Mrs H. K. Fulton, Miss Flora l..
Hendley Miss Sheldon Jackson, Miss
Abby johnson, Miss Marie E. Kearney,
Mrs May D. Lightfoot, Mrs. Tillie j.
Robertson, Mrs. Joseph Sanders, Mrs.
Elma R. Saul, Mrs John J. Stephens,
Mrs. Frank G. Stewart, Mrs. Sylvia c.
Wentworth, Mrs. F. r. Whippler and
Miss Eunice w. Wright.
Mrs. Hazel Dorey, concert pianist Of
New York, will be the guest of honor
and provide the main portion of the
program at the Arts Club tomorrow
evening. The program also will con-
tain several numbers by trio OF violin,
cello and piano.
Mrs. Dorey has a wide range in her
work, having been accompanist for Miss
Charlotte Ryan CT the Metropolitan
Opera Company and Miss Lucy Gates.
formerly of that opera She also has
PLAYED concertoS with Mr.. Kincaid and
his group of wind instruments of the
Philadelphia Orchestra. At present Mrs.
Dorey is studying with Mr.. Frank La
Fargo and Mr. Barumen of New York
She Is the wife of Mr.. Minor Dorey,
member of the Dramatic Committee Of
the Arts Club.
Miss Blanche Polkinhorn and Miss
Anne Tuohy will be the hostesses on
this occasion.
Senators and their wives and the
Representatives and their wives from
Minnesota will be the guests Of honor
ut the next meeting of the Minnesota
she willard March 81 Among those
who have accepted the invitation Of
the society to attend this party are
Senator and Mrs. Henrik Shipstead,
Senator and Mrs Thomas D. Schall,
Representative and Mrs. Frank Clague,
Representative and Mrs. August Ander-
son, Representative and Mrs. Godfrey
Goodwin, Representative and Mrs. Con-
rad G. Selvig, Representative Harold
Knutson, Representative and Mrs. VII
liam L Nolan, Representative and Mrs.
Paul John Kvale, Representative and
Mrs william A Pitenger and Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Victor Christgau.
A group of students from the Brown
Hathaway School in Cleveland, Ohio,
are passing a few days at the Dodge.
They include Miss MARITIME Gunderson,
Miss Lois Alexander, Miss Mary Eliza
beth Heedy, Miss Emily j. Mitchell Miss
Jean Sharer, Miss Barbara Dixon, Miss
Marjorie Griese, Miss Betty Guernsy,
Miss Mary Richardson, Miss Edith Ely,
Miss Isabel Dempsey, Miss Mildred
Cobb Miss Connie Doan. Miss Mollie
Doan, Miss Mary Louise Mitchell Miss
Betty Nichols, Miss Martha Higgins,
Miss Louise Herrick, Miss Anne Duvine,
Miss Frances Popp and Miss Jane Glea-
son They are chaperoned by Miss A.
Cleveland one of the instructors In
the school n Cleveland brings q
group Of students East every Spring
during their Easter vacation and while
d Washington they always stay at the
Dodge. They will visit points Of inter
est in Virginia before returning to
Cleveland.
The Iowa State Society viii meet at
the Willard Hotel Friday evening, April
!, &or dancing and cards. interpreted
with nerry-making incidents suggestive
of the date. All Iowans and their
friends are invited to be present.
The annual Spring card party being