Evening star., 1932-01-16

Turner, principal Of the Cathedral
School; Prof. w. w. Arbuckle OF the
Friends School and Mrs. Arbuckle, Miss
Anna Traill Harding of the Cathedral
School. Mr.. Joy Elmer Morgan OF the
National Education Association and
Mrs: Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs; Walter II.
Nash, Miss Margaret Ruph, Mr.: Dan
Patch, MIR. Joseph H. Baird and Mrs.
Baird.
Miss Charl Ormond Williams. former
education chairman OF the National
Federation of Business and Professional
Women's Clubs, now its representative
on the Womens Joint Congressional
Committee, has issued invitations Tor
a tea In her home, 2727 Connecticut
avenue, Monday afternoon from TO
o'clock in honor of Mrs. Geilne Mac
Donald Bowman, the national president
Officers and members OF the 1eoeratio1
who will be in Washington to attend
the annual Conference on the Cause
and Cure of War will constitute the
guests. Mrs. Bowman, who Is OF Rlcn-
mond Va, is serving her first term
as president of the federation, having
been elected at the biennial conVentlon
in Richmond last July.
The invitation list for Miss Williams
tea includes Miss Lena Madesln PhA-
lips, president Of the 1nternationa;
Federation of Business and PROFESSIONAL
Women and of the National Councl OF
Women; Miss Marion H. McClencn'
former president of the National Feo.
Grafton: Miss Emily r. KneubunI OF
New York City, executive secretary;
Miss Mary Stewart of washington,
education chairman; Judge Florence
E. Allen, Columbus, Ohio, pubic re-
lations chairman; Miss Marjorie Shuler
of New York City, publicity chairman
Miss Helen Havener, New YORK Guy
publicity director; Mrs. Lulah T.. An
drews, omaha, Nebr, legislative chair
man: Miss Helen M. Livingstone, cor
responding secretary OF the NatioAa.
Committee on the Cause and cure Oh
War; Mrs. Pearl warwick OF Cnam-
paign, Ill; Miss Sue White OF Jackson'
Tenn. Miss Nettie A. Wickes OF Pater
son N J.NDr. Mary B. Baughman OF
Richmond DR.. Grace H. Bearosley nl
Baltimore: Miss Esther Beckhof, Perrin
Amboy, N. j.; Miss Helen A; SlaI'
Wellsboro, Pa; Mrs. Peter Blckett'
Raleigh. N. c.; Miss Nettie E. Brogoon'
Greensboro, N. c.; Miss Emma Eames'
bridgeport, Conn; Miss Jane Magan'
Chicago: Miss Blanche E. .Meeser'
philadelphia; Miss Jane Smith. WASH
ington: Miss Kathryn H. Starouck'
Saratoga Springs, N. Y; Miss Ameila
B. Moorefeld, Newark, N. j.; MISS
Evelyn R. Nussear, Baltimore; MISS
Catharine Oglesby, Philadelpnla' MS mss
Rachel Reinhardt. MISS LollUa IoIs-
haker Miss Mary Jean Simpson, wash
ington. Miss Elizabeth B. Foster, Nor
folk va. Mrs. Meade Ferguson. Rich
mond: Miss Iona Glidswell, ReldsVlile'
N G.: Miss Minnie A. Herndoy Alex
andria, Va; Miss Avis Lobdell. Portlano'
Ore; Miss Ruby c. Hutchinson. WASH
inpton. and Miss Carrie E. Hunter'
Elizabethton, Tenn.
Mrs. Justina Mae Harding and MISS
Louise Coburn Smith, washington gnIs
who are students at Coioy Collese,
Maine. have been invited 10 JOIN CIe
MasmIe the honorary dramatic society
of the college.
Miss Harding is the daughter OF MT
and Mrs. Willard C. Harding ana re-
ceived her preparation for coAege III
Maine and now is a popular memoer
of the senior class.
Miss Smith, a junior at Colby, Is tne
daughter of Chairman George Otls
smith of the Federal Power Commls
sion. She prepared for college at
Friends and Miss Madeiras schools oi
this city.
Miss Sue Lewis of Staunton, Va, Is
at the Dodge for brief time.
Mr., Phelps Fleming entertained last
evening at the Club Chantecler supper
dance.
Iowa State Society
Party Given This Evening.
The Iowa State Society of Washing
ton will give reception and dance at
the Willard Hotel this evening at 6:oo
o'clock An interesting program, mas
been arranged The speaker Will oe
Mrs. Herbert D. Brown, author VI
Grandmother Browns One Hunoreo
Years"
There will be dancing and cards from
o 40 to 1890 o'clock, and the music 1or
the dance will be furnished by IA
nous orchestra composed OF Iowa men.
Mrs. Isabelle harrington, who will
speak on O'Neill's trilogy, Mourning
Becomes Electra" will be honor guest
at the tea tomorrow at the women
City Club Other specially invited
guests are Mrs. w. J. Peters, chairman
of drama of the Arts Club; Mrs. Eliza
beth z. Peoples, director of community
centers, and MI and Mrs. Denis E.
Connell. Mr. Connell will outline the
ambitions and activities of the Drama
Guild. other guests active in the city's
dramatic life are Mrs. Yvonne KuSh-
ner, Mr. John Davenport Long, Mrs.
Eileen Fowler Torovsky, Mr.. Howard
Whitfield Smith and Mr.. Fred Has
kin, ir.
Mrs. William Lee Corbin, president.
and Mrs. Edith Sears, chairman of the
drama unit, will head the receiving line.
assisted by the members Of the unit,
including Mrs. Gladys B. MiddlemiSs,
Mrs. Patrick Gallagher Mrs. George j.
Adams, ir: Mrs. Edith Oriani FitZ-
gerald Miss Anna H Michlun. Miss
Violet Ann Hambleton and Mrs. Phyllis
Siolin. Presiding at the tables will be
Mrs. Thomas Sidwell, Mrs. lea G. Mat
tingly, Mrs. MarialySe Manly and Mrs.
Ruth H. SnodgrasS.
Mr.. Frank Niepold and Mr.. Herbert
Hicks, both Washington artists, will be
the Arts Club exhibitors whose paintings
will go on view for fortnight at the
Arts Club tomorrow afternoon. Miss
Clara Hill will be the hostess.
Mrs. Joseph H. Thoms is chairman
of the bridge luncheon to be given un-
der auspices Of the Women's Alliance
of All Souls Unitarian Church Mon
day afternoon at 1915 o'clock in the
plant of the Corby Baking Co. Among
those taking reservations are Mrs. J. H.