Evening star., 1932-02-14

Delegates and alternates elected TO At
tend are: Mrs. A. J. McKelway.. Mrs.
Edna Johnston, Mrs. Elizabeth 8.
Friedman, with alternates. Mrs. Louis
Gutenberg. Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell and
Mrs. David Pressler.
Mrs. Mercer Johnston, chairman OF
Living Costs, announced q meeting
Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs. Ed
ward Heating as hostess, to be held at
the Womans National Democratic Club
1926 New Hampshire avenue, at $3.50
O'Clock. DR.. George Knapp will speak
on Unemployment"
The Committee on Efficiency In Gov
eminent was directed to make q study
Of discrimination Of District residents
In Government positions"
An invitation to attend the ll2th
Susan B. Anthony birthday anniversary
dinner, to be given at the American As
sociation Of University Women Club
House, 1884 street, February IS, al
$50 O'Clock, was accepted.
Miss Huldah Moorhead, regional sec
retary, explained the manner in which
the program Of work for the National
League is prepared.
The Voters Service" radio programs
are broadcast on Tuesday evenings, at
o'clock, over Station WIZ. Relief
for the Observation-Disclosures Response
bility?" will be the subject Of talks To
be made Tuesday evening by William
Hodson, executive director, the Welfare
Council, New York City, and John A
Ryan, director, department of social &C
ton, National Catholic Welfare Cour-
Gil, Of Washington.
The Soroptimist Club met at he
To oft y0fa
Soroptimist delegation. headed by Nary
Catherine Lewis, went to Wakefield
Thursday, where a memorial sfvice
was held for Mrs. Harry L. Rust 1nder
the auspices Of the Wakefield Nt1onal
Memorial Association. The D. c. Wake
field Chapter planted a sycamre tree
in memory Of Mrs. Rust, who was an
honorary member of the SGoptimist
Club.
The Daughters of Americsa Colonists
met on Monday evening a the home
of Mrs. Harry Colfax Grove the regent,
Mrs. Capo-R presting. Three
new members were welcomed, MRS:
Evelyn Yeomans, Mrs. Ardrew Sanford
and Mrs. James Moone'; two others.
Mrs. Lee Pennington, jr, and Mrs. Will
liam c. Carter, were accepted but not
ing the vote at the nct meeting.
Miss Caroline Sudler hrst vice regent,
was given vote of thanks for her
committee, who arranfd a banquet at
the Columbia Country Club on January
80 in honor of the ntional president,
Mrs. John Laidlaw Rlell. The guest
speaker at the banqrt was Alfred H.
Gaag director of tr Bureau OF Re-
search, United States Bureau OF Stand
ards
The chapter was addressed by DR..
Cloyd Heck Marvin. president OF George
Washington University.
Delegates for tn congress are Miss
Oursler, Mrs. Nagt, Mrs. Meeks, Mrs.
Bergman and Ms. Fernald. with 10
alternates, and MSS Helen Brown was
appointed chaplain pro tenn in the alb
sence of Mrs. Krler.
Songs were rerdered by Mrs Thelma
Mills Rector, MSS Pauline Manger at
the piano.
Samuel GortN Chapter held the Feb
ruary meeting 1t the home of Miss Cora
Terry, 306 E steet northeast, Miss Mary
Brown assisting hostess. The regent
Mrs. Arthur L. Thrall, presided. The
treasurer, MH. Ethel Mills, reported a
contribution for urn. Data for the
genealogical research work contributed
by Miss Mry E. Smith. The regent
Morrow let a legacy of SIS for the
| Martha Berry School Of Rome, Ga.
The folbwing alternates were elected
to the fory-frst Continental Congress:
Miss Ruiz Roach. Miss Eva jackson,
Miss Emily Clark, Miss Cora Terry
Miss Alie c. Mills, Miss Mary Brown,
Mrs. james Russell, Mrs. Frederick
SchalleI Mrs. Floyd Farber and Mrs
EverettParker.
Potomac Chapter celebrated its
twentrninth birthday anniversary with
a "Mrtha Washington Tea" at the
homeof Mrs. Daniel C. Walser, l6 East
Bradey lane Colonial costumes were
worr by the receiving line, which in
cludd Mrs. David D. Caldwell, vice
PRECEDENT general; Miss Helen Harman,
stat regent; Miss Georgia Hudson,
chpter regent; Mrs. Roy Bonker. vice
reent; Mrs John Little and members
| ofthe chapter.
Unity Players.-Miss Kathryn Logan,
director. announces the club will meet
It her home, 20l4 Monroe street north
east, February l8 Plans will be made
for the vaudeville dance at Joppa Lodge
Hall February %.
The Aloysian Club met February 9,
the president. Miss Minnie Mailer. pre-
siding. Reports of various activities
were given by Miss Catherine Burns,
Miss Margaret McAllister, Miss Kath-
crime T. Doherty, Miss Mary Agnes
Peck, Miss Ethel Keyser, Miss Mary
McHugh and Miss Grace Kelly The
meeting was followed by lecture deal
ing with the life of st. Francis of
Assist, given by Rev Louis J. OFT.
The club will hold tea and recep-
ton today in honor of the moderator,