Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20

meeting will be March Is, WIN MIS-.
Beamer, Apartment 414, South High
| view, 14th and Clifton streets north
west.
Gamma Chapter, Delphian Society,
met Monday evening at the Shoreham
| Hotel. The topic for discussion, under
| the leadership of Mrs. Leroy G. Elliott,
was Latin Literature" The following
| reports were given: "Delphian Trav-
eler," Mrs. Pearl Friede: Poets Of the
Simple Life" Virgil the Court Poet,
Miss Olive Newbold; "Arcadian Shep-
herds" Mrs. Harry Judson Sears; The
| Seasons on the Farm" Miss Ellen Bull
ger; "On Bee Keeping" Mrs. Esma M.
! Iachowicz; Deeds of Augustus An
| cestors,'' Mrs. Elizabeth r. Davidson;
| Current Events" Mrs o. N. Fansler.
A summary of the subject was given by
! the president, Mrs. Evelyn Bright
| Buckley.
The Argyle Study Club will meet
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. James Z.
Douglass, 10 Hesketh street, CHEVY
| Chase, Md. Luncheon will be served
at O'Clock. A paper on The Streets
of Washington" will be read by Mrs.
Stewart Carpenter.
The Elmira College Club Of Washing
ton met at the club house of the Amer
| lean Association of University Women.
| Mrs. Clinton o. Ward, president, gave
| a report of the Alumnae Council meet
| ing, which she attended in Elmira last
| month Plans were made for a tea IN
honor of D. Frederick Lent, president
of Elmira College, who will be In the
city next Friday.
Chapter II, p. E. O., met Tuesday at
| the home of Mrs. George 0. Dutton, the
Broadmoor. Mrs. ]. Z. Voll was hostess.
The program included talk on Cottey
College" by Mrs C. E. Nelson and piano
solos by Mrs. Dutton.
Curley Club.-The choir of st. Peters
Church were guests of the club Thurs
day evening, when an entertainment in
honor of st. Patrick was given at the
Continental Hotel. The choir, under
the direction of Prof. Christopher Ten
ley. was the principal feature of the
entertainment. The quartet, composed
of Mrs. Agnes Whelan Mclaughlin,
Miss Carolyn Manning, Mr.. Robert
O'Lone and Mr.. Romeo Girauldi, gave
several numbers and Benedict Kanopa
rendered vocal selections.
Rev. Francis x. Cavanagh, spiritual
director of the club, welcomed the choir.
William j. Boyd, chairman OF the En-
tertainment Committee, presided, and
introduced Paul Council, Washington
representative of the International Cor
respondence Schools, who spoke.
Roland j. Hyland, president OF the
club. presented Clifford j. Cook, man
ager of the Continental Hotel, with an
engraved bill fold from the club.
Miss Betty Thompson, accompanied
by Miss Mildred Leon, gave several
numbers, followed by recitation de-
plotting the life of Daniel O'Connen, by
Shane MacCarthy of the Catholic Uni
versity. The audience paid tribute TO
the memory of John Philip Sousa.
About so young women, members OF
the club, assembled in the Washington
Retreat House, Brookland, d. c., yester-
day afternoon for two-day retreat,
conducted under auspices of the club.
The retreat, which is being given by
Marist father, will conclude with the
papal benediction this evening. Miss
Mary L. MCGEE, foundreSs of the club,
is chairman of the Retreat Committee.
Preliminary arrangements have been
completed for a week end retreat Tor
male members, which will be held at
Manresa- on the-Severn in July.
Charles Ziehl, chairman OF the Attn
letic Committee, entertained members
of the Executive Committee at his resi-
dence. 322 Eleventh street northeast,
Monday evening, at which time arrange
ments were completed for the annual
banquet in honor of Archbishop Curley
at the Willard Hotel May 9 at O'Clock:
The tenth anniversary celebration OF
the club will open with members OF
the club assembling in one of the down
town churches for mass Sunday morn
ing. Nav /. other features of the an
niVersary will include dance at one
of the local hotels, the testimonial ban
uuet in honor of Archbishop Curley
and several entertainments.
The next meeting will be held March
81. at the Continental Hotel.
A bicentennial-co colonial. dance will be
given April in the Continental Hotel.