Evening star., 1932-05-18

Wilson: Mr.. George O'Connor and Mr.
Matt Horne will entertain with spe-
cialty act; Miss Beverly O'Brien. con-
tralto, Mr. Bernard Fitzgerald and
Miss Mary ODonohue, accompanied by
Mrs Evelyn ThomaideS, also will be
SoloistS.
The ball room at Estabrook will be
decorated by a committee under the
direction of Miss Helen Coolidge
daughter of Senator and Mrs. Marcus
A Coolidge, pink ramblers, smilax and
laurel furnishing the color note.
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty. first vice
president of the National Women's
Democratic Club. is chairman of the
Invitation Committee. and has issued
invitations to several thousand loyal
Democrats.
The swimming pool billiard room,
card room and gardens Will be lighted
and open for the amusement of those
who will attend the ball but will not
dance.
committee of prominent Demo-
cratic women, all bent upon filling the
war chest of the Democrats, is assisting
Mrs. Hartman in this undertaking
The Colonial Fete Champetre, Fri
day on the extensive grounds of the
National Woman's Country Club, will
have program of entertainment in ad-
dition to the many attractions already
announced. For the amusement of the
younger folk and the children there will
be a dance in the afternoon by Miss
Frances RandS, Miss Nancy Brock and
Miss Wilma Dinowitzer. pupils of Mar
ian Chace and Lester Shafer, who will
present "Choeur Danse," to music by
Stcherbatzheff.
Following supper, of which commit
tee Mrs Charles Mason Remey is chair
man, assisted by MIS- Austin Kautz
and Mrs Effingham Townsend, there
will be motion pictures about o'clock.
This will open the evenings entertain
ment, which also will include a group
of songs by Nine. Skalicky, wife Of the
counselor of the Czechoslovak lega-
ton, the singer in costume, and two
dance numbers presented under the
direction of Miss Chace and Mr.. Shafer,
by Miss Amalie Preische, Miss Harriet
Anderson and Miss Anna Moore Con-
verse, and Miss Katharine Sipple and
Mr. Michael Logan. General dancing
will follow until after midnight.
The fete is given under the joint
auspices Of the National Woman's Coun-
try Club and Chapter of the Colonial
Danes of America, and is for the funds
of both organizations. 1t will open at
2 o'clock and tickets may be secured
in advance from the town Office of the
club at 1108 Sixteenth street, or at the
gate on the day of the fete. Buses
will leave Dupont Circle at 3, 4, and
$50 o'clock. going directly to the
grounds on Bradley boulevard, in Mont
gomery County, Md.
Invitations have been sent out for the
important official, function Thursday,
May 26. at o'clock in the National
Museum honoring the late President
Garfield. Guests are asked to present
invitations at the auditorium doors, al
though no cards are needed for admis-
sion to the Muse elm. This memorial is
sponsored by t-,c Vice President, Mr..
Curtis; Gov. George White of Ohio,
the entire Ohio delegation in Congress,
Mr.. R. w. Dunlop, Assistant Secretary
of Agriculture, and Mr.. Wade H. Ellis.
Mrs. Cabot Stevens initiated the func-
tion as president Of the Ladies Aid.
The list of distinguished men and wom-
en- serving as sponsors includes Senator
George H. Moses, Senator Arthur Capper.
Senator James E. Watson. Senator
Morris Sheppard, Senator Charles L.
McNary, Senator Arthur r. Robinson
and Representative John @. Tilson.
For the reception to be held in the
art galleries, the Vice President, Mr..
Curtis: his sister. Mrs. Gam; Mrs.
Stanley Brown, formerly Miss Mollie
Garfield. daughter of the late Presi-
dent, and her daughter, Mrs. Herbert
Feis; Gen. Macarthur and other Off
cials will head the receiving line. The
Reception Committee will be augmented
by the Social Service s.'BluebirCs' of
Garfield, wearing their uniforms and