Evening star., 1933-01-16
SOCIETY
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raret Crawford, st. Paurs; Miss Anna
Heath. Trinity: Miss Antoinette Berger,
Immaculate Conception.
A bridge tea under the auspices OF
the women's Alliance of All Souls Uni
tartan Church will be held at Southern
afternoon at O'Clock. Busses will
leave the chucrcf at /: 80 O'Clock. Mrs.
Joseph H. Thoms Is in charge Of reser-
vatlons.
The members Of Joseph H. Milan's
Lodge Chapter No. Al. o. z. S., will
hold q dance and card party in the
ballroom of the Meridian Mansions at
2400 Sixteenth street northwest,
Saturday.
The Minnesota State Society will hold
rally" the annual roundup" Of all
residents Of washington from Min
nesota this evening at $3.50 o'clock in
the Washington Club at Seventeenth
and K streets northwest. The features
of the meeting include a program.
buffet supper and dancing. During the
evening short business meeting will
be held for the election of officers.
which was scheduled for the postponed
meeting in December. The 1888 MEM
bership cards and tickets for non -mem-
bers may be secured at the Washington
Club on the evening OF the meeting.
Miss Roberta Tull and Miss Susan
Baker will be hoStesses at the tea to
be given this afternoon in the Womans s
City Club at 736 Jackson place. at
o'clock.
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake will give
"a Little Talk on q Large Topic" be-
fore the Y. w. C. A. booklovers tonight
at 8 o'clock, when she will discuss GER
tain OF the paintings included in the
biennial exhibition at the Corcoran
Gallery of Art. Through the courtesy
Of gallery oficials, Miss Drake will be
able to use some 40 photographs by
way of illustration. All booklovers are
cordially invited to join this group.
Much interest is being shown in the
presentation of 1.-THE Mikado" by the
Community Center Department in the
auditorium of Roosevelt High School
Friday night at $50 o'clock. It is
hoped Mrs. Hoover will be present as
guest OF honor, as she was In the early
Autumn, when "Pinafore" was given
under Community Center auspices In
Central High School auditorium.
Mrs. Elizabeth K. Peoples, director
OF the Community Center Department,
will receive the special guests for this
event, and will be assisted by group
Of Washington girls who also will serve
as ushers. They include Miss Ruth
Chindblom, Miss Josephine Gantley,
Mrs. Charles M. Hunter, Sd; Miss Alice
Louise Hunter, Miss Elizabeth Peoples,
. ptarc and Mics nNr-
othy RieSs.
-Four popular young singers Of the
Capital, Miss Betty Thornberry, Miss
Alma Harris, Miss Ella Neuland and
Miss Helen Mark, will appear in the
leading feminine roles in this operetta,
which has proved to be the most pop
ular Of all Gilbert and Sullivan pieces
since its first performance in 1905. The
occasion also will be of interest socially,
as it will be the light opera debut OF
Miss Mark, one Of this seasons deb
utantes.
The general public may obtain tickets
for this musical event at the Willard
and the Washington Hotels as well as
at the Office of the American Auto
mobile Association and the Office of the
Community Center Department. One Of
the features of the presentation will be
the 1888 depression prices" established
by the Community Center Department
for all of its city-wide events this
season.
Miss Charl Ormond williams of
Connecticut avenue will entertain out
of-town delegates to the annual con-
ference on the Cause and Cure of War
who are members of the National Fed
Grafton of Business and Professional
Women's Clubs at tea in her home
Wednesday afternoon from S to 6
O'Clock, for which she has issued cards.
Honor guests win be Mrs. Geline Mac
Donald Bowman Of Richmond, Va,
president of the organization; Miss
Emily r. Kneubuhl Of New York City,
executive secretary. and Mrs. Hugh
Bradford, president Of the National
Congress Of Parents and Teachers.
Among her guests will be Mrs. Lulah
I. Andrews, Omaha, Nebr.. legislation
chairman Of the federation; Mrs. Myra
Banks, Washington; DR.. Grace Hadley
Beardsley, Baltimore, Md. recently ap-
pointed chairman Of the Good Will
Tours Of the federation: Miss Esther
Beckhoff, Pert Amboy, N. j.; Right
Rev. Caroline Bartlett. Kalamazoo,
Mich; Miss Emma F. Eames, Bridge
port, Conn; Miss Lillian K Flenniken,
Bristol, Tenn; Mrs. r. ]. Giering,