Evening star., 1933-02-18
Faculty Women's Luncheon
Fer Liberal Arts Students


Fer Liberal Arts Students.
The Faculty Women's Club of Amer
lean University in Wesley Heights gave
luncheon at Mrs. KS Tell House
Tavern today for the first semester
honor students of the College of Lib
eral Arts. Miss BERTHE Backus, prin-
cipal of the Alice Deal Junior High
School, spoke. Mrs. Sarah Summer is
the chairman for ARRANGEMENTS. The
hostesses included Mrs. George B
Woods, Miss Mary Louise Brown, DR.
Jessie Mary Ferguson, Mrs. Harolc
Colder, Mrs. w. B. Holton, Mrs A. j
Jackson, Mrs. Delos o. Kinsman, Mrs
w. F. Shenton, Mrs G. F. Rouse, Mrs
G.. L. Sixbey, Mrs H. E. Walter, Mrs
w. H. Young, Mrs. r. j. Spaeth, Mrs
Sarah Sumner, Mrs. Harlan Randall
Miss Ruberta Olds, Miss Georgianna
Ferguson, Miss Bernice Moler and Miss
Elizabeth Carmichael
The guests included in the freshman
group were Miss Catherine Church
Miss Margaret Coe, Miss Jane Esch
Miss Georgianna Hid, Miss Esther
Smith, Miss Margaret Spiller and Miss
Mary Lesta Wakeman; the sophomores
were Miss Kathryn Brown, Miss Mar
garet Hedgecock, Miss Dorothy Kirsch
Miss Pauline Pariseau and Miss Meta
Scantlin the juniors were Miss Mar
jorie Cowles. Miss Henrietta Goodner
and Miss Kathleen Smith In the
senior group were Mrs Genevieve Blew
Miss Anne King, Sara Motley, Miss
Helen Nordlinger, Miss Katherine Reu-
ter and Miss Betty Towne
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Thompson of 1s
Sixteenth street southeast will enter
tain at supper party this evening
in honor of the 18th birthday
anniversary Of their daughter, Ivy. The
guests will include jeanette Higgins,
Marie Castonquey, Mildred Grady
Dorothy Wilson, Edith Mae Eckart, Vir-
ginia Dyer, Elizabeth Ann Carter and
Mabel Battenfleld.
A reception in honor Of Junior Vice
Comdr. IN Chief James w. Lyons
and Department Comdr. r. j. F. Nc
Elroy of the Sons of Union Veterans
Of the Civil War will be given at the
Carlton Hotel this evening. The re-
ception is sponsored by Lincoln, Hard
ing, Gushing and Campbell Camps OF
the Sons of Union Veterans and will
orders allied with the Grand Army OF
the Republic and their friends.
Following the reception at 8 O'Clock
there will be dancing. A buffet sup
per will be served the company of
about one hundred and cards and Jig
saw puzzles will provide entertainment
for those not wishing to dance.
Mrs. Florence C. Estabrook, artist in
oils and water color. will give an ex-
hibition tea tomorrow afternoon from
2 to o'clock in the studio of the
District Pen Women, l706 L street
northwest.
Mrs. Estabrook has visited and
painted in all parts of the country and
her pictures have been exhibited from
coast to coast. DR.. Frances Moon
Butts. Mrs. Geraldine Boush Burrell
Mrs. Lillian Jones and Mrs. Anne Wa
gengorst Manchester will assist Mrs
Estabrook
Mrs. c. Leonard Chambers and Miss
Bessie Palm will pour.
The Washington League for the Hard
of Hearing will have tea for members
and friends in the club rooms, at 1l16
Vermont avenue northwest, tomorrow
afternoon from 4 to o'clock
Miss Mildred Green was the hostess
at dinner-bridge of the Junior Group
of the American Association of Uni
versity Women Thursday, in the club
house. at 1884 street northwest. when
the guest of honor was Mrs. William
John Cooper, president of the aSSocia-
ton.
Miss Green was assisted by Miss
Margaret Cook and Miss Mercedes
Berry. The members and their guests
present were Miss Ellen Acree, Miss
Marguerite Atchison. Miss Marian
Chapman. Mrs. George P. Diermier
Miss Christine Fasset. Miss Elsa Fowle
Miss Janet Frost. Miss Maxine Girts,
Miss Elsie Green. Miss Inez Howard
Miss Maude Isenberg. Miss Elva KEEP
linger, Miss Alicia Lehman, Miss
Pauline Yates Long, Miss Mary Macina,
Miss Margaret Maize. Miss Elizabeth
Masterson. Miss Margaret Matthews,
Miss Ruth Petersen and Miss Monica
Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. B. Fits entertained
Saturday evening" February II. at a
Valentine dinner dance at their home