Evening star., 1932-02-03
Rector's Aid and Choir
OF st. Andrews Church Benefit.

Mrs. V. Clyde Wrenn, as chairman of
reservations for the card party for the
benefit Of the ReCtOr'S Aid Chapter and
the choir Of St Andrews Church, which
will be given Friday evening in the
Roosevelt Hotel, has had many calls
for tables. Among those who have made
reservations are Mrs. Henry Wilder
Keyes, Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin, Miss
Harriet A. HOsmer, Mrs. David du Bose
Gaillard Mrs A. j. Wilder, Mrs. st.
Pierre Gsillard, Mrs Amos G. Draper,
Mrs William de c. Ravenel, Mrs. w. G.
Hill. Mrs. Marie B. Merrill, Mrs. Ralph
D. Coyner, Mrs. William H. HaWling,
Mrs H. J. Landrus Mrs. Arthur lie P.
Mesny, Mrs. H. w. Witcover, Mrs.
George A. Ross, Mrs. Charles O.
Stevens Mrs. A. j. Sanford, Miss Louise
Hoover, Mrs. Lee Bowen, Miss Minnie
Volkmann. Mrs. A. G. L. ToombS and
Mrs Thomas J. Horne.
Mrs Clarke Conway and Mrs. Elmer
Bowen are chairman and vice chair
man of arrangements.
Miss Betty Baum, pianist, pupil of
the Peabody Conservatory OF Music In
Baltimore and winner Of the first prize,
will be the guest Ct honor at the Arts
Club tomorrow evening, when she will
give a recital. The Music Committee
will be the hosts.
The Nancy Lincoln Guild Of New
York opened an exhibition yesterday
morning in the headquarters Of the
Junior League on Connecticut avenue
The exhibit contains the needleWork
of the women in the Kentucky noun
tainS, including dainty lingerie, quilted
robes, comforts, boudoir accessories and
sport coats. Mrs. Cary T. Grayson,
president of the Junior League Of Wash
ington, received the guests, and the dis
play is sponsored by Princess Alexis
Obolensky and Miss Harriet Camac Of
New York for the Nancy Lincoln Guild
and its New York membership.
Members Of the Army and Navy So
ciety, Children Of the American RevO-
luton. and their guests will be well
coined by Joyce and Roy Geiger, jr.,
Saturday at 23O7 Thirty-fifth street
northwest, in the residence of Maj. and
Mrs R. c. Geiger.
Mai. Geiger, recently made head
of Marine aviation, has moved his
family to Washington from Quantico.
Mrs. Geiger, who had charge Of the
Girl Scouts at QuantiCO, is enthusiastic
in an active program Of real interest
for the members of this society and will
present plans for the future, In which
all members will have part.
Each member will contribute and
read a brief essay on some historical
event in the life Of George Washington.
Bicentennial post cards may be OBJ
tanned at this time.
The play The Return to Mount YER
non," written by Mrs. Tonnis Holzberg,
will be an unusual opportunity for Chill
dren of the American Revolution mem
bers to see Revolutionary history re-en-
acted.
Miss Mary r. Allen is president of
st. PatriCk's Alumnae Association and
Miss Nellie Mccormick is chairman of
the committee in charge for the dance
which the association will give Friday
evening in the Kennedy-Waren Ar
rangements for the party have been
completed.
Mrs. Alfred Fisher was hostess at
luncheon Wednesday, January 81, in
her home on Garrison street. The
company included Mrs. George Warren
Offut, Mrs. Robert Barnes, Miss Amos
Mrs Walter Symond, Mrs. Charles
Gray, Mrs Benjamin. Soule Gantz, Mrs.
Charles Felzer and Mrs. Daniel johnson.
Dorothy Thompson, wife of Sinclair
Lewis, will be the principal speaker
at luncheon given under the auspices
OF the WCmens International League
for Peace and Freedom at the Carlton
at l O'Clock Saturday. Mrs. Lewis will
speak on the world Disarmament Con-
ference, which is opening in Geneva
today.
Other speakers at the luncheon will
be Miss Emily G. BalCh, president of
the WOmens International League, who
will deal with the Far East crisis in
connection with the Disarmament Con-
ference, and Miss Charlotte Tuttle,