Evening star., 1932-03-29
SOCIETY
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The honor guest at the monthly tea oi
fne League Of Republican Women TO-
morrow afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock
tn the club house at Sixteenth street
and Scott Circle.
Mrs Seton Is national president oi
the League Of American Pen Women.
Notre Dame Academy
Alumnae Plans Luncheon.
Notre Dame Academy Alumnae are
making extensive plans for a social
gathering Saturday. The scene of the
event is the Ksnnedy-Warren Hotel and
the affair Is luncheon t0 BE- held
under the capable management Of the
president, Miss Margaret ozburn
Those assisting her are Miss Glare
Dunn, Miss Dorothy Hayes and Miss
Agnes Fealy The officers of the or
ganization are: President, Miss Mar
garet Ozburn; vice president, Miss Julia
Smith; secretary, Miss Regina Nc
Givern, and treasurer. Miss Elinor
Grady. The luncheon is for the
alumnae and their friends and its pur-
pose Is to make the members better
acquainted and to create friendly
spirit Ct cooperation. The luncheon
vii be followed by bridge.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Michael r. Lond-n. who
spent several weeks in Florida, have re-
tArned to Washington and again are
established at Wardman Park Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Garrigues of
Piainfleld, N. j., are passing some time
at the Carlton.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles A. bennett have
arrived from Orlando, Fla, where they
spent the Winter, and are at the Dodge
for brief time en- route to their hcme
In West Baldwin, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kerngood have re-
turned to Washington from Miami
Beach and opened their apartment at
wardnan Park Hotel for the Spring
season.
Mrs. Harold G. Hathaway and her
son Phillips of New York City are
spending Easter week at the Shore
ham.
Miss Amy English, Miss Catherine j.
English, Miss Margaret Hennessey and
Miss Joan Hennessey Ct New York are
in washington. spending the holidays
at Wardman Park Hotel.
: Miss T. c. Ferguson and Miss D. NJ.
Smart of New York City are passing a
tew days at the Dodge Miss Ferrusson
ald Miss Smart are connected with the
Rockefeller Foundation in New York.
Colonial Soiree Tomorrow
Night at WOmen's City Club.
FTTI. I'LL IzaJI
Colonial soiree tomorrow evening at
$50 O'Clock, with the Bicentennial
Committee as hostesses. The Madrigal
Singers, under the direction of Mrs.
John Milton Sylvester, will appear in
costume, and Mrs. Ruth Hansford
SnodgrasS, soprano, will sing group
Of songs of George Washingtons time.
Nancy Lee Wright, E,oise Vanstory,
Helen Mattson, Eleanor Hansfo-d Snod-
grass, Priscilla Green and Peggy Beth,
Juvenile students of Helen Stuart Grif-
fth. will dance Mozart's minuet, and
Miss Adele Whiteside, also Of the Grif-
nth studio. will dance "Ponp and Cir
cumstance" Mrs Claire Baum will ac-
company Mrs. Snodgrass and both
dance numbers.
gill be posed by Mrs. William Lee Cor
bin, Mrs Ida Garrett Mattingly, Mrs
Blanche M. Foote, Mrs. Ruth H. Snod
grass, Mrs. GLADYS 3. Middlemiss and
Mrs. Edith Orianf Fitzgerald.
Miss Alice NJ. Heaven, chairman of
the Bicentennial Committee, will be
assisted by Mrs. George j. Adams, vice
chairman; Mrs. Robert j. Bates, Mrs.
Edgar T. Brown, Dr. Edith Sc Vile
Coale, Miss Julia D. Connor, Mrs. c. H
Curl, Mrs. Anna H. Farrar, Mrs. Ache
Son F. Hassan and Mrs. John P. Moore
Mitch interest Is being manifested in
the success of the Colonial entertain
ment and dance that has been ar
ranged by the Ways and Means Com
Inittee CT Joppa Lodge Chapter, No. 81,
@. c. S., of which Mr. Ruth Parsley
IS chairman, and Mrs. Florence A.
Bai'ey is vice chairman. The party
will be giyen Thursday evening in
Joppa Lodge Hall, 1909 Ninth street
northwest, from $3.50 until IL o'clock
Mr.. Charles Louis Gable, who is chair
man Of the Dance Committee, has as
Ststing him Mrs. Florence A. Bailey as
vice chairman; the worthy matron,
Mrs Mildred Conway. and the worthy
patron, Mr.. Horace w. Parsley, and a
large number of others.
There will be, besides a door prize, a
prize for the best costume, spot dances,
several special dance features, includ-
ing an old-fashioned dance in costume
by the art section of the Petworth
Wcmen's Club. Poppy" music has
been secured to assure the success of
the party.
. Final arrangements for the annual
Spring card party to be given WedneS-
day evening, April 13, in the parish
ho Ill the GhriT@e nf the Sarrpd ~
by the members of the League of the
Sacred Heart have been completed.
Miss Mary Ellery as chairman of the
Ticket Committee has among those
assisting her. Miss Mary Gorman Miss
Katherine Connors, Miss Laura Rooney,
Miss Theresa Cough, Miss Bernadette
Quinn and Mrs. D. Burke.
Z A partial list Of the patrons and