Evening star., 1933-02-12
Curley Club Plans
Annual Card Party

The auditorium Of Sacred Heart Hall,
at Sixteenth and Park road northwest,
will be the scene of the first annual
Midwinter card party, under auspices
of the Curley Club of Washington, Fri
day evening at o'clock Through the
courtesy of Msgr Gavan, pastor of the
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart, the use
Of the hall has been donated for the
occasion and proceeds from the card
party will be applied to the scholarship
fund of the organization for poor, de-
serving children Of the archdiocese.
The card party is planned in place Of
the annual lawn fete, which was can
celed last Summer
Mr.. John L. Donnelly, vice president
Of the Curley Club, is chairman of the
Card Party Committee, assisted by Miss
josephine Leahy, Miss Ethel Ammon,
Miss Stella McGarvey, Miss Dorothy
Barrett, Miss Monica Gordon, Miss
Mary L. MCGEE, Miss Helen Herbeck,
Miss Margaret Finn, Miss Bernadtne
Nesline, Miss Catherine O'Connor, Miss
Mary O'Connor, Miss Amelia Tassa,
Miss Beatrix Chappelle, Miss Ella
dred Mattimore, Miss Luella All, Miss
Marie McGrath, Miss Barnadette
OLeary, Miss Emily Hodges, Miss Edyth
O'Connor, Miss Gertrude Connor, Miss
Gretchen Baden, Miss Ethel Hudbans,
Mr.. William Exner, Mr.. Paul Murphy,
Mr.. Joseph Diegelmann, Mr.. Luke
OReilly, Mr.. John Townshend, MIR.
SilHo Poll, Mr.. Charles Ziehl, Mr.. VIII
liam Boyd, Mr.. James OConnell, Mr..
Francis McCann, Mr.. Hugh McGarvey
and Mr.. Roland Hyland.
Miss Mary O'Connor entertained
members Of the Curlsy Club Card Party
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Monday evening, when final arrange
ments were made for the party. which
will be held in Sacred Heart Hall Fri
day evening at $3.50 O'Clock. Due to
the generosity of MSgr. P. j. Gavan,
pastor Of the Shrine Of the Sacred
Heart, the proceeds from the affair will
be applied to the scholarship fund Of
the organization. Following the busi-
ness, a social evening was enjoyed,
which included the playing of games
and many other forms of amusement
and later buffet supper was served.
Miss O'Connor was assisted IN enter
tanning her guests by her sister, Miss
Catherine O'Connor.
One Of the most interesting gather
ings of the Literary Circle Of the Cur
ley Club took place Tuesday evening,
when 20 members were guests of
Miss Edyth Connor. Miss Gertrude
Connor and Miss Isabel Connor, in
their home on the Lee-Jackson High
way. near Alexandria, Va. In the abb
sence Of Miss Mary L. MCGEE. chair
man Of the Literary Circle, Miss Jes-
sic Boehlert, secretary, presided and
called on each member to read a man
uscript or paper on some pertinent sub
ject or topic Of present-day interest.
Miss Mary Connolly, Miss Monte DAILY,
Miss Ethel Ammon, Mr.. John Town
shend, Mr.. Luke O'Reilly, Miss Jessie
Boehlert, Mr.. William McGarvey and
Miss Edyth Connor read papers. Sew
eral original poems were read by Mr..
William Boyd, while other articles were
given by Miss Mary Zurn, Miss Irene
Boehlert, Miss Isabel Connor and Miss
Gertrude Connor.
A social evening followed the busi-
ness meeting. which included the play
ing Of games. Refreshments were
served and dancing followed until mid
night. Mr.. Richard Stewart was a
guest at the meeting. The Misses Con-
nor were assisted in entertaining the
group by their brother-in-law and Sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A. Metzger.