Evening star., 1932-05-08

/ tion Of Ludwig E. Manoly and Lille
Krause, as follows: Piano solo, Melvin
Cramer; vocal solo, Billy and Sunny
Stephenson, accompanied by Mrs.
Cramer; solo, Harry Grow; solo. Miss
Louise Keippy, accompanied by Mr..
Manoly; recitation, William Dorsey.
The corps will hold card party at
pm. May at go M street northeast.
The Sunshine and Community So
ciety held its annual breakfast and
election of officers with Mrs. Ernest M.
Guide, president, presiding. The guests
of honor were Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt,
Mrs. Virginia White 5peel, president
and past president of the General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, and Mrs.
Giles Scott Rafter, past president Of
the Parent Teachers Association. The
soloists were Mrs. j. RuSSell Clinchy
and Miss Mary Apple, accompanied by
Miss Edith Dawson. The business
meeting opened with the reading of
a George Washington prayer by Mrs
S. w. Morris, followed by reports of
officers and chairmen Of committees.
twenty-five dollars was voted for each
of two needy families, $27.50 for rent
for another family in distress, and $l3
for the Old Ladies Home in George
town A radio will be installed in the
home and several earphones were offered
for use in the rooms.
Mrs. Rafter presented the names of
Mrs. Suzanne Rauscher and Mrs.
James w. Byler for membership. It
was the goth anniversary Of the society
and a basket of flowers was presented
to its founder Mrs Ella S. Knight.
Other speakers were Mrs. Merritt,
Mrs. Speel, Mrs. Rafter, Mrs. Amelia
Guide Thomas past president Of the
Zonta Club, and Mrs. Dowling of the
students aid.
Delegates to annual meeting of the
Federation of Women's Clubs are Mrs.
P. j. Christian, Mrs. George Cook and
Mrs. Ivan Riley. Alternates, Mrs. Har-
vey L. Hutchings, Mrs. Miles c. Trow-
bridge and Mrs. Frederick Yates.
Officers elected were: President, Mrs.
Ernest M GUIDE; first vice president,
Mrs. Parker Cook: second vice presi-
secretary, Mrs. Miles Trowbridge; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. E. M. Gus
tafson; treasurer, Mrs. William N.
Beahm; directors, Mrs. j. H. Under
wood and Mrs. W. W. Scott; chap
lains, Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Gustafson;
auditors, Mrs. George A. Ross and Mrs.
N. M. Pollock; parliamentarian, Mrs.
Scott; chairmen of committees are:
Ways and Means, Mrs. ]. w. Davis;
Membership, Mrs. w. A. Durham:
Resolutions, Mrs. c. P. Grandfield;
Entertainment, Mrs. H. NJ Hunter; De-
partment of Legislation, Mrs. Morris;
hostess, Mrs. ]. H. Purdy; year book,
Mrs. Dawson; students aid and child
welfare, Mrs. z. B. Johns; Old Ladies'
Home, Mrs. E. H. Fairless; Americana
Zation, Miss Ella Lamb; Gospel Mis-
sion, Mrs. George Ross; Red Cross
Roll. Miss Mildred Saunders; tree
planting, Mrs. A. r. Tracey: bags for
walter Reed Hospital, Mrs. J. B.
Morrey; publicity, Mrs. r. F. Danforth.
A lawn party with cards was an
nounced by Mrs. Guide for May 10 at 2
o'clock at her home, Mount Olivet and
Bladensburg roads.
The Entire Nous Club, Mrs Charles
P. Keyser, president, met at the home
of Mrs. william Sault, 20 Sherman
Circle, Monday afternoon. Mrs. Effie
Deane was the assisting hostess. Re-
ports were given by Mrs. Charles
Dasher, the recording secretary; Mrs.
Otis J. Rodgers, treasurer, and Mrs.
Sault, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Sault, Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs. Hall. Mrs.
James Underwood and Mrs. Eugene
Woodson, relief work.
Girls Friendly Society.-Mrs George
E. Pariseau, diocesan president, pre-
sided at the annual business meeting at
Epiphany Parish House, May 2. Mrs.
John G. Boyd, diocesan treasurer, will
present banner to the diocese.
Colonial costumes will be worn at the
Colonial tea for G.. F. S. members to
be given at the Holiday House, near
Mount Vernon, May 81, from to 7
pm, under the auspices of the Senior
Club.
The Older Members Conference will
be held June 4 and 5 at the Holiday
House. On June card party will
be given.
Miss Elizabeth Keyser was in charge
OF the candidates service and party at
St. Paul's Rock Greek Church, April 30
The annual festival service was held
at the Epiphany Chapel, May /. DR.. z.
B. Phillips spoke A number of asso-
ciates were admitted Mrs. Frances Var
nell, the wife of the vicar of Epiphany
Chapel, was also admitted as an asso-
ciate.
Misses Mary Howell Mary Stuart and
Jessie Carlton, delegates to the recent
Younger Members Conference at the
Holiday House, reported on the Needs of
Younger Members" Monday at Epiph-
any Branch. DR.. z. B. Phillips spoke.
Mrs. Magee, chairman Of the diocesan
Membership Committee, asked for lead
ers to help the smaller branches and
requested all older members to join an
associates class to be held in Septem-
Der. On May Frederick Snyder will