Evening star., 1934-03-12
SOCIETY
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James Clement Dunn Friday. when
further reports will be made of prog
ress toward the necessary $4,000.
The thrilling fact that a little more
than $4,000 has already been con-
tributed or subscribed in memberships
Tor the coming season only serves to
remind one that the remaining one
hall must be raised by these deter
mined "campaigners' by Easter day
and sufnce to say everybody is asked
to become a member, or make a con-
trlbution to the National Symphony
Orchestra this week.
Mrs. Beale Bloomer, president of
the Allmnae Association of the Guns
tor School, Is chairman for the bazaar
sponsored by the school at 1906 Flor
ida avenue annually in the interest of
charity. The bazaar will be a CAV
holiday event this season, especially
falling, as 1t does, on st. Patrick's day.
The hours for open house" will be
from IL in the morning to O'Clock in
the evening and all the booths that
make q successful bazaar will be rep
resented. candy. flowers. cake, fancy
work, novelty and other booths, all be-
ing erected In the school auditorium
where much -natured competitive
spirit Is shown among the girls con-
nected with the different booth groups
All the patrons and friends of the
school are invited.
This will be the only important
event at the school prior to the Easter
holidays. which will begin Friday.
March %. the girls returning to their
studies Tuesday, April 3.
The Maryland Society Of Washing
ton, Mr.. George H. Calvert. jr., presi
dent. will celebrate Maryland day at
reception. entertainment and dance,
Thursday, March %, at the Kennedy
Warren. at 3133 Connecticut avenue
March 25 will be the ee-hundredth
anniversary of the landing Of Leonard
Calvert, younger brother of the I'd
Lord Baltimore, Cecil Calvert, and
the first Governor of Maryland on
st. Clements Island, now known as
BlackistoneS Island, in the Potomac
River. with about 23O colonists. At this
Maryland day celebration. Senator Mil
lard E. Tydings will make an address on
the Settlement of Maryland" and for
mer United States Senator Blair Lee
will make an address on the Maryland
Flag" Maryland's other representa-
tlves in Congress, Senator Phillips Lee
Goldsborough. and Representative
Cole. Representative Gambrill. Repre-
sentative Goldsborough. Representa-
tive Kennedy. Representative Lewis
and Representative Palmisano and
their wives have been invited to be
guests of the society on this occasion.
In addition to the two addresses there
will be an interesting musical pro-
gram, which will be followed by the
ball
A Hollywood Review Style Show will
be featured by Miss Whiteman, pre-
ceding the California State Society
card Jarty and dance to be given at
24oO Sixteenth street Thursday eve
ming. Miss Catherine Evans of Glen
dale, Calf. daughter OF Representa-
tive and Mrs. Evans, will appear in
the review
Miss Marion Standley and Miss Eve
lyn Standley. daughters of Admiral
and Mrs. Standley. are co-chairmen of
the Junior Reception Committee. as
sisted by members Of the young con-
gressional set, including Miss Mar
garet Buck of Vacaville. Miss Abbie
Bell Golden of San Pedro, Miss Cath
crime Evans Of Glendale, Miss Grace
Measday Of Los Angeles, Miss Olive
E Odom and Miss Leila Pamela Peo-
pies. Mr.. Raymond Hoeppel of Ar
cadia, Calf; Mr.. Walter ]. McIn-
tosh Of Redland and Mr. Harry Lane
Englebright. jr.. of Nevada City.
Admiral and Mrs. c. J. Peoples.