Evening star., 1934-01-04

with the following members Of that
very interesting organization, has In.
dicated an intention Of being present
at the second Of the book-talk-teas be-
ing presented by the library science
class at the Wilson Teachers College
tomorrow afternoon: Mrs. Ernest
Thompson Seton, author, Magic
Waters; Mrs. w. Chaplin Huntington.
Frances Carpenter, author, The
Travel Club Books; as well as Mrs
Harold L. Ickes, author. Mesa Land
The Indians of the Southwest"
The following author scientists are
also expected to be present: DR.. Charles
G Abbot secretary of the Smith
sonian Institution; Mr.. Swepson Earle.
commissioner of conservation for the
State of Maryland: DR.. William M.
Mann, director of the National Zoo
logical Park: DR.. Paul Bartsch OF the
National Museum and DR.. Louis Mat
tern, head of the chemistry department,
Technical High School.
DIR. Bourdeau-Sisco entertained in
her home in Baltimore in honor OF her
nephew, Mr.. Marion Bourdeau, young
evangelist of Coolsville, Ohio. who spent
his vacation with his mother in Ia
koma Park. Among those from Wash
ington who attended were the Rev. w.
Robert French, formerly one OF Mr..
gourdeau'S college professors, and MIS-
French. Mrs Edwin r. Palmer. Mr.:
and Mrs Clarence Palmer, Miss Pansy
Palmer, Mrs F. G. Gilbert, Prof. and
Mrs, Sidney w. Tymmeson, Mrs. ]. A.
Stevens and her daughter, Miss Ethel
bert Stevens
Miss Doris Miller, Miss Adelaide
Howser. Miss Harriet Linger, and MISS
Ann Lipscomb have returned to Har-
risonburg State Teachers College
Harr1SOnburg, Va, after spending the
holidays with their parents in Airing
ton County.
Mrs. Percy H. Sherwood was hostess
at a tea Yesterday afternoon from 3 tc
S o'clock in her home in Golf Clur
Manor to a large number Of her neigh
bors and friends. Pine, holly and RED
candles we're effectively used for deco
rations in the drawing rooms ana
dining room. Assisting Mrs. Sherwood
were Mrs. John Teunis. Mrs. John Petty
and Mrs Lamar Harris.
Junior Democrats of the District OF
QlNlSlOll Ob l1lC 1OuAAS oCAAO
cratic Clubs of America met yesterday
at an informal luncheon at the
Madrillon The occasion was a purely
social get together" event and there
were no speakers.
Among the prominent young Demo
Gratis" present were Maj. Raymond j.
Walter. executive officer Of the Dis
trict of Columbia compliance board OF
the N. R. A; Lieut.. Thomas Early, per-
sonnel officer of the Blue Eagle division
of the N. R. A; Miss Genevieve VIM
satt, Miss Mary Ellen Taggart. Mr.. Will
liam Mcneil, Mr.. Thomas J. Swetz, Mr
Ralph w. Lawrence. treasurer Of the
District disivion of the Young Demo
cratic Clubs of America; Mr.. Francis
Taylor, jr., publicity director OF the
division; Mr.. Henry Stafford, Mr.. Cor
don Durr, Mr. Gerald Prunty, Mr.. John
Howard Payne and Mr. William Card
well.
Miss Mary Rita Cosgrove, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Cosgrove
entertained at tea Wednesday after
noon in her home on Harvard street
in honor of Miss Eileen T. Carin
who is home for the holidays from
Visitation Convent in Frederick, Md.
Assisting Miss Cosgrove was Miss
Betty Saffell. The guests included
Virginia Woodward, Mary Pauls, Mary
Marsden, Mary Cooksy, Mary Jane
ODonnell, Helen Stretmater. Janet
Keller, Phyllis Brown, Theresa Corado