Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-19
Democratic Ball Tonight
Sponsored by Women's Committee.


The National Committee of One
thousand Democratic and Progressive
Women will hold its Democratic ball IN
the gold ball room at the Shorehan
this evening at 10 o'clock The spon-
sors are Senator Josiah William Bailey
Senator John H. Bankhead, Senator
Walter F. George. Senator Key Pittman
Senator Morris Sheppard. Senator PARK
Trammen, Representative William P
Cole, jr.; Representative Francis B
Condor, Representative William H
Dieterich, Representative Patrick H
Drewry, Representative J. o. Fernandez
Representative Joseph A. Gavagan
Representative Frank Hancock. Repre-
sentative Harry L. Haines, Representa-
tive Edgar Howard, Representative
Charles A. Karch, Representative Johr
McDufie. Representative Thomas S
Mcmillan, Representative Andrew j
Montague, Representative John j
O'Connor, Representative Ruth Bryan
Owen, Representative Robert Rams
peck, Representative Adolph j. SABBATH
Representative Leonard w. Schuetz
Representative Henry B. Steagan, Rep
resentative william H. Sutphin, Repre-
sentative Henry st. George Tucker
Representative John S. Wood and Rep
resentative Tom A. Yon.
Miss Helen Coolidge is chairman FOL
the Girls Floor Committee, composed
of Miss Margaret Ayres, Miss Laura
Barley, Miss Mary Stuart Birdsall
Miss Vera Bloom, Miss Frances Brooks
Miss Patsy Douglas, Miss Margaret
Gibbins, Miss Louise Harrison Gwynn
Miss Mariana Harrison. Miss Winnl-
fred Jacobs. Miss Josephine Lee, Miss
Frances Mathews, Miss Charlotte Mayo
Mrs. Pou Moran, Miss Angelica Morri-
son, Miss Rose Page, Miss Eleanor Rust
PIERCE, Miss Isabel Perry, Miss Jeanne
Richards, Miss Elizabeth Shouse anc
Miss Sidney Thompson.
Mr.. William Stanley, son of former
Senator A. Owsley Stanley. is chairman
of the Mems Floor Committee, com
posed of Mr.. CORTLAND Baker, Mr.
Dougles Bogart, Mr.. Smith Bowman
Mr.. DeLong Bowman. Mr.. William D
Cheatham, Mr.. Merton A. English, IT.
Mr.. H. Prescott Galley. jr. Mr.. Philip
Larner Gore, Mr.. Joseph Heinrich, Mr.
Paul Lutes, Mr. John Lynham, Mr.
William McFarlane, jr.; Mr.. EdWaro
Northrop, Mr.. Stephen Nyman, Mr.
Forney Reese, Mr.. Latimer SnoWdon
Mr. Homer Tatum, Mr.. Waverly W
Taylor, ir., and Baron Paul WrangeH.
The committee, less than year ole
and with an organization network in 1e
States, already has laid the groundwork
for a national campaign to arouse a
sincere and deeper realization OF the
ideals Of the Democratic party.
Mr.. Gus Edwards and his Stars on
Parade" who are featured at Keith'i
R-K-O this week, will appear in review
at the ball Mr.. Edwards will act as
master of ceremonies during the enter
tainment, which will be graced by sew
eral well known stage and screen celeb
rites. Miss Patricia v. Dorm, chairman
of the Committee on Arrangements anc
formerly a feature artist of the Column
bia Broadcasting System, also will rem
der several selections.
The Congressional Club, at 2001 New
Hampshire avenue, entertained at te'
yesterday when their guests OF homo
were Miss Katherine Wardner Smith
pianist. member of the faculty Of Pea
body Institute of Music in Baltimore
and DR.. Katherine Jeanne Gallagher o
the Department of History at Gouchel
College in Baltimore.
Miss Wardner-Smith played the Chopin
concerto in E-Minor. The orchestra
part was played on a second piano
by Miss Dorothy Bunkley of Baltimore
and preceding 1t Mrs. Carl Richard
Chindblom of Illinois gave some in
teresting notes relating to the history O.
the concerto.
DR.. Gallagher's topic was Som
Neglected Factors in International Poll
tics" Her annual visits to Europe foI
the past 10 years have given her al
understanding of European problem
and her numerous visits to Genev;
have given her knowledge of interna
tional politics. This was DR.. Gallagher
third appearance before the Congress
sional Club.
The Woman's National Democratic
Club entertained at forum dinner las
evening when the subject discussed wa
"Manchurian Conditions" Mrs. j. Bor
den Hartman presided.
Among those attending the Dime
were Mrs Charles Hamlin, Miss Ethe
Bagley, Mrs. Donald Macdonald, Mrs
Ogilvie Shumate, Mrs. Paul Linebarger
Mrs. Carl Tracy. Mrs. Bertram Ches'
terman, Mrs. Benjamin Smith, Mrs
Richfleld Vose, Mrs. George M. Eckles
Mrs. Samuel Herrick, Mrs. Charlie
Warren. Miss Genevieve Brown, Mrs
James Newton, Mrs. William E. Elliott
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/ molly, Miss Cornelis Basel, Mrs. Gard
ner Jackson, Miss Caroline Reilly
Miss Bell Snyder, Miss Marvin Brock
inridge, former Gov. Nellie Tayloe Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heating, Mrs
Overt0n Ellis, Mrs. Frank Bright, Mis-
Mary E. Blackwell and Mrs. Peter Ar
rington.
Miss Frances Gutelius will give
farewell tea this afternoon for Mrs.
j. Voorhees,, who soon will leave to joil
Mr.. Voorhees, in Albany, NJ Y, which
Is to be their future home. Presiding
at the tea table will be Miss Julia .
Conner. Mrs. Marshall Davis. Mis-
Marjorie Lowe, Mrs Adams S. Nc
Allister, Miss Maude Moreland Mis-
Josephine Noel Mrs. j. o. Whiting
Mrs. Clyde Wendelken, Miss Mar
Katherine Perry, Miss Villa Sempl
and Miss Nancy Drummer.
DR.. Henry T Hodgkin, director o
the Quaker Graduate School at Pendl
| Hill, In Wallingford, Pa, and who for
merly Was on the faculty of West Chin
, University, was the honor guest an
speaker at an international dinner il
| the club house of the American ASso
citation of University Women last night
DR.. Hodgkin spoke on THE Situation
| IN the Far East" and presented resum
OF the incidents and implications il
the present-day warfare between Chin
and Japan, placing most of the blam
upon the latter country.
Miss Elizabeth Eastman, chairman o
the International Relations Commute
| OF the local branch A. A. U. W., an
Mrs. Otto Veerhcff, president, wer
| joint hostesses and had as their guest
at the speakers table Mrs. Henry 7
| Hodgkin, Mrs Charles D. Walcott, MI
| and Mrs. william Adams Slade, Mis-
Jeanette Rankin, Mr.. William r
Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Danl
and Mr.. William Veerhoff. About 8