Evening star., 1933-01-14
Filipino Orga BizatiOn
Gives Dance Tonight.

Al inaugural dance in honor of the
new cfFcers will be held in the patio
hail OF the Carlton Hotel tonight under
the auspices Of the Visayan Circle, Inc
leading Filipino organization in the
city Mr. Diosdado M Yap technical
adviser of the Filipino Federation of
America, Inc, is the presidential of
the circle.
Many prominent men OF various walks
OF life-con2ressmen, judges, university
professors, professional men and eth
ers-have accepted the invitation to at
tend this annual affair Of the organiza-
ton. Filipino delegations from Phila-
delphia, Baltimore and Annapolis are
coming to participate in this tradi-
tional initial social program of the
circle. Mr., and Mrs. Leon Arboliras are
in charge OF the committee arranging
the affair.
Mrs. John Crown of Harrisonburg
Va, and Mrs L, ]. Kinney of Albemarle
County, Va, have motored to Washing
ton for short stay and are at the
Carlton.
Mrs Jerome Saks entertained at
luncheon yesterday at Wardman Park
Hotel. Covers we're laid for eight guests
Mrs. George Clymer OF Boston. Mass,
is passing few days at the Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs Paul c. Macdonald Of
Birmingham. Ala, who are making an
extended trip through the Northern
States, are spending several days at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. Henry Megrane of New York
City is at the Carlton for several days.
Georgetown Fraternity
Gives Dance This Evening.
Phi Sigma Pi fraternity of George
town University will hold its initial
formal dance of this season in the
home of Mr.. Jack Derzavits at 5s2s
Connecticut avenue in Chevy Chase this
evening. Though passive during the
last three years. the organization will
take active part in the future The
object of the fraternity is to familiar
iZe the student, especially newcomers
to Washington, with the campus spirit.
Mrs Z. D. Wales of Baltimore is
spending the week end at Wardman
Park Hotel.
Mrs. Ralph Richards will give a pro-
gram of music on the Theremin ether
wave instrument at the Wesley Heights
Club this evening when Mrs Greta
Won Beyer Will accompany her at the
piano as well as play several piano
solos. Hestesses for the evening i'll
clude Mrs, Robert o. Saunders, Mrs.
Waldo M. Whitehead, Mrs Charles H.
Ruth and Mrs. Homer F. Dawson.
Mrs Charles P. Neill governor of the
District Chapter of the International
Federation OF Catholic Alumnae, will
receive the members. the seniors and
faculties of the afflliated schools at
the literary afternoon tomorrow at 3 80
o'clock in the Holy Cross Academy
when the Rev. John B. Delauney c.
S. P, will be guest speaker. Assisting
Mrs. Neill viii be members of the
board including Mrs. Lewis A. Payne,
Mrs Fred Rice Miss Marie Nohe. Miss
Marion DuFief, Mrs, John r. Fitgpat-
rick Miss Margaret Harold. Mrs. E.
Philip Schrier Miss Kathleen Baker.
Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Frances
Witten. Miss Mary Agnes Quinn, Miss
Ruth Craven and Miss Edna Sheehy,
and the members Of the board of the
Holy Cross Alumnae. Miss Agnes Wal
te9. Mrs. Philip Brown, Mrs. Irene
Smith Murray, Mrs. Leo Kavanagh.
Miss Isabelle DagEeaux, Miss Margaret
Quinn, Mrs Frederic Seibold, Mrs.
Martin Mcnamara, Miss Regina Flan-
merry. Miss LOretto McHugh and Mrs
Ralph Carlo.
Mr. Donald Leasure entertained
company Of l8 at the supper dance
last evening at the Wardman Park
Hotel.