Evening star., 1933-05-05
Lady Lister Kaye will sail today from
New York on the Majestic for England.
Women's Committee for
National Cathedral Luncheon.

The National Women's Committee fol
Washington Cathedral, of which Mrs
Il Franklin Delano Roosevelt has just be-
y come honorary chairman, held its an
u nual luncheon meeting at the Sulgrave
Club today at 1890 o'clock. The Right
Rev. James E. Freeman, DID,, LID,
Bishop Of washington, was the guest
Of honor and speaker. Former Senator
George Wharton Pepper of Philadelphia
presided. Mrs. Frank B. Noyes and
Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke, who are
the District Of Columbia acted as
:, hostesses for the luncheon. Mrs George
A Wharton Pepper of Philadelphia as
z sisted receiving the guests.
% The National Women's Committee Is
a Nationwide organization Of women
l.awho have undertaken to build the
III Gothic entrance-way into the north
n transept Of Washington Cathedral as
4 the gift Of American women. It will
be known as the women's porch and
b will represent the small gifts Of many
ifhousands of donors.
q A special service was conducted by
the Dean Of Washington, the Very Rev.
X @. c. F. Bratenahl. DID,, in the Chapel
" of st. Joseph of Arimathea at II
3o'clock, preceding the luncheon. After
the luncheon the members Of the Ma
tional Women's Committee will attend
the annual meeting Of the National
SCathedral Association, to be held in
'sWhitby Hall Of the National Cathedral
School for Girls.
/ Representatives from 16 States and
the District Of Columbia were present
at today's luncheon. including Mrs.
Va. Mrs. S. Westray Battle. Asheville,
N. c.: Mrs. Katherine Fox Bowman
Of Warrenton. Va: Mrs. Leslie Buck
Ter of University. Va; Mrs. George C.
Christian of Minneapolis, Mimi; Mrs.
Ames Cushman Of st. Louis; Miss Eliza
beth Draper and Mrs. Irenee du Pont
of Wilmington, Del: Mrs. Ernest Fish
burn of Roanoke, Va; Mrs. Robert Gar
4rett of Baltimore, Md; Mrs. Frederick
III. Gillett of Springfield. Mass; Mrs.
Z Frank S. Hambleton of Lutherville,
Z Forest, Ill: Mrs. Robert Johnston Of
SWashington, D. c.. Mrs. Russell Lang
Sdon of Detroit. Mich; Mrs Charles M.
$Iea Of Devon. Pa; Mrs Arthur B. Lisle
!. Of Providence. R. l.; Mrs. Carroll B.
9 Merriam Of washington and Kansas.
+ Mrs. Harvey Mudd Of St. Louis, Mo-;
!, Miss Bertha NoyeS OF Washington, Miss
I Elisabeth Ellicott Poe of Washington,
4 Mrs. Walter Martin, Miss Mary S.
z Maulsley and Mrs. D. c. Winebrenner
Z of Frederick. Md; Miss Margaret Pros
Z ser Of New York City, Mrs. William C..
4 Quarles of Milwaukee, Wis. Mrs. Fred
q eric w. Rhinelander Of Newport, r. l.;
4 Mrs. Philip M. Rhinelander Of Wash
4 ington. Mrs. william H. Schofield Of
i Peterborough, N. H.; Mrs. George S.
4 Selfridge Of Boston. Mass; Mrs. John
d. Sherman OF Washington and Estes
Park, Colo: Mrs. Edward Simpson Of
q Baltimore, Md; Mrs. c. A. s. Sinclair
&pf Alexandria, Va; Mrs. John Francis
l5Smith of Frederick. Nd, and Mrs.
q Thomas Seddon Taliaferro, jr., Of Rock
4 Springs. Wyo.
Miss Agnes c. Storer Of Newport.
n. l., Is visiting Mr. John H. Storer
and his daughter, Miss Emily L. Storer.
I In their apartment at Wardman Park
! Hotel for some time.
d Mrs. Laura Evans Morris entertained
last evening at the dinner dance, at
the Shoreham, in honor Of her house