Evening star., 1932-05-15

Constitution June 9 at 2 pm. A paper
was read by Mrs. w. F. Foster. Mrs.
Milton H. Fohrman, Miss Emma Shrine,
Mrs. w. w. Stockberger and Miss Jessie
o. Elting assisted the hostess.
The Association for the Preservation
of virginia Antiquities met at the Will
lard Hotel, when plans for the annual
pilgrimage, May II, were discussed. The
Church, Mary Washington home Tin
fredericksburg, the Sentry Box, Mer-
GERS Pharmacy, Federal Hill and
Brompton, and lastly. the Masonic
Temple in Alexandria, opened especially
at pm. The James Monroe house
and law Office will also be opened for
the occasion.
Mrs. L. Mcdowell Meek, phone Ad-
ans 8l37, Is chairman, and Miss Chinn,
at the Connecticut, treasurer. The trip
will be made the next day in case OF
rain. and buses leave the south en-
trance of the Treasury at 9 am. Lunch
con will be served at Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Ella Rust Smith, at the Shore
ham Hotel, is directress of the associa-
tion's Washington branch.
Curley CIub-Archbishop Michael j.
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cipal address at the 10th anniversary
birthday banquet in the Willard Hotel
last Monday evening, when he was the
guest of honor He announced the re-
ceipt OF q cablegram from Pope Plus
XII, extended his felicitation and bless
ings to the members Of the club. Other
congratulatory letters were read from
Most Rev. Pietro Fumasoni- Biondl,
apostolic delegate to the United States,
and Right Rev. John M. Mcnamara,
Auxiliary Bishop of Baltimore.
Others who spoke were Miss Mary
L. MCGEE, founder Of the club; Rev.
Francis X Cavanagh, spiritual director;
Mgr Eugene j. Connolly, pastor OF st.
Peters Church; Rev. Joseph Sullivan.
president of the Marist College, Brook
land: Rev. P. T. McAllister OF st.
Dominic's Church; Rev. Michael j.
Riordan, pastor Of st. Martins Church;
Roland J. Hyland, president. William
j. Boyd was postmaster.
Miss Gretchen Baden and Miss
Kathry Bowers, accompanied by Miss
Helen Herbeck and Miss Marietta Daw-
son gave vocal selections. Miss Mildred
Mattimore entertained with piano num-
bers. Miss Helen Herbeck gave reci-
tation and Miss Ann Arlen, accom-
panied by Miss Peggy Hurdle, violin
selection. The Curley Club chorus sang.
An executive meeting will be held
Thursday evening at the residence Of
Hugh McGarvey, when arrangements
will be made for the annual lawn fete
in July.
Washington Chapter, w. o. N. A. r. D.,
will hold the last meeting of the sea-
son in the form Of birthday dinner,
st the Lee House May 10, at $50
o'clock.
Girls Friendly Society.-The Rock
Greek branch held a party at the Holi-
day House May z, with special dinner
as well as outdoor games. cards and
dancing. Admission service was held
May g. Miss Dorothy Miller was Sc
lected as branch delegate to the older
members conference, at the Holiday
House, June and 5. Miss Sadie Car.
Isle resigned as branch president and
Miss Edna Souder was appointed.
At the Epiphany branch Monday
night Frederick Snyder gave discus
sion of current events and the politi-
cal situation. A hydrangia plant was
presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder by
the branch, and an informal party was
held. Melvin Creamer, blind pianist,
gave selections. On May 16 Mrs. VII
liam Charming Johnson will give
book review. On May % a Colonial
tea and skit will be held at Epiphany
Parish Hall, at 8:15 pm.
The annual diocesan corporate COM
munion was held at st. Johns Church
May 8. The colored candidate service
and party was held at q. Luke's
Church May IA and their members
party will be held at st. Mary's Church
May 81.
Colonial tea for members Of the Holi-
day House will be May 81 from to
7 pm.
The Wesley Heights Circle Of the
Florence Crittenton met for luncheon
at the home May 8, when election Of
officers was held. Mrs. Howard q.
Nichols was reelected president. Mrs.
Walter A. Gawler, vice president: Mrs.
Henry D. Ralph, treasurer: Mrs. Homer
Dawson, recording secretary, and Mrs.
A, G.. Wenley, corresponding secretary.
Plans were made for the all-day picnic
May IS at the Summer home of DR..
and Mrs. William Earl Clark, Ivy Neck
on the Rhodes River.
The Horace Mann Home and School
Association met May 10 for the annual
meeting and installation Of officers.
Miss Rosemary Mcnamara, principal OF
the Horace Mann School, was Endorsed
for the position Of administrative prin-
son, president; Mrs Gregor MacPher-
son, first vice president; Miss Rosemary
Mcnamara, second vice president: Mrs.
Thomas L. Good, secretary; Mrs.
Charles T. Penn. treasurer. and Mrs.
Norman Baxter, corresponding secre-
tary, were Installed.
The Wesley Heights Child Study
Club met Thursday. May IL. at the
home Of Mrs Dean M. Rathbun at 1900
Forty fourth street, when DR.. Katherine
A. A. u. W., spoke on "Adolescent
Problems" The assisting hostesses
were Mrs. Charles G. eager and Mrs.
Gregor Macpherson.
VoteIess District Of Columbia League
Of Women voters.--Mrs. A. J. Nickel
way presided at the meeting at the
Women's City Club. Miss Mary E.
Bakewell, chairman of the Legal Status
of Women; Mrs. McKelway, chairman
of Publications; Mrs. Edna Johnston,
chairman of the Efficiency in Govern
ment Committee; Mrs. Clara M. Boyer,
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Ger Johnston, chairman of Living Costs;
Miss Agnes Winn, acting chairman of
the Education Committee; Mrs. Louis
Gutenberg, acting chairman Of Social
Hygiene, and Mrs. Charles Weston,
chairman Of Women in Industry, made
reports.
The annual dinner meeting will be
held in the Y. w. c. A., Seventeenth
and K streets, May IS, at $50 o'clock.
Senator Arthur Capper will be honor
guest and speaker.
Mrs. Gardner Jackson, chairman of
the Membership Committee, will be
hostess tomorrow afternoon to members
of the league at q tea at her home, 6
West Kirke Street, Chevy Chase, Md, at
4:30 o'clock.
American Association OF University
will be a tea May 16
at pm. Charles G. Ross win be the
guest of honor and speaker. He will