Evening star., 1934-09-28
SOCIETY
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and Mrs. Higley, with their family
have moved from their home in
Arlington Ridge, Va, to the house at
1915 S street for the Winter.
Illness Postpones
ZeigIer Hawkins Wedding.
The wedding Of Miss Marion Maxine
Zeigler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Monroe Zeigler. to Mr.. Nor
ment Doniphan Hawkins, 3d. which
was to take place tomorrow, has been
postponed indefinitely because of the
illness of the bridegroom elect.
Anita Pollitzer will be the speaker
at the tea to be held tomorrow from
4 to 6 o'clock by the District of Co.
hlrnbia branch of the National Wcm-
ans Party. at 144 B street northeast
The speakers subject will be The
Immediate Need of the Equal Rights
Amendment Every one is invited
to attend.
In addition to the chairman, MIS-
Lucia Hanna Hadley, the following
members Of the Executive Board and
chairmen of special committees will
be in the receiving line: Miss Clara
handkerchief. DR. Edith L. Allen, Mrs
Lucy Cooper Shaw, Miss Andrew
Stewart. Miss Sara Lerch, Miss Re-
becca Greathouse. Mrs. Paul Mvror
Linebarger. Mrs. Ernest H. Daniel
Miss Mabel Van Dyke, Mrs. ". j
OLeary. Miss Mathilde Bahar and
Mrs. Homer Jordan.
Mrs S. Templeton Snead will re-
turn to Washington next week after
an extended --isit in Asheville, N. G.
and johnson City, Tenn, where she
was the guest of relatives and friends
Miss Helen Mitchell. daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. j. Ernest Mitchell. has
left for the University OF Michigan
where she will pursue studies leadlng
to the NJ A. degree. She was grad
uated with the A. B. degree from
George Washington University last
Tune. Miss Mitchell is q member OF
the Alpha Delta Pi Sorority.
The president of Goucher College
In Baltimore and Mrs. David Allan
Robertson will give a reception this
evening in their home on the campus
for the trustees and faculty O. lhe
college. DR.. and Mrs. Robertson
formerly lived in Washington, Wherf
they have many friends.
The final gala performance Of The
Drunkard,'' by the Roof Players atoI
the Hotel Willard in the grand pal
room. will take place tomorrow nlgnt
preceded by a dinner at the hotel tc
be given by Mr.. Harry P. SomerVllle
for the members of the cast who have
played continuously in this nationally
popular master melodrama since early
August on the Willard roof as the
ball room is called during the sum
mer season.
Following the close of the season
here on Saturday, The Drunkard
will continue to be played in Baltimore
at the Lehman Music Hall, where
the Willard Roof Players tas they are
being called in our neighbor city, viii
appear each Wednesday and Friday
for some time to come.
Among those who have made reser-
vationS for Saturday night here are
Miss Mary Anderson, director OF the
Women'S Bureau, who will entertain a
party; Mrs w. D. Leahy and a large
party of guests, Miss E. B. Baldwin
Miss Gertrude Walker, Mr.. E. E. ALI
wine and a party, Mr. Charles L. Carr
Mr.. S Brown Serman, DR.. MlllWater
and Mr.. V. B. Waggaman. Miss Mary
Switzer and Miss Isabella Diamond will
entertain a party of society folk from
Baltimore, including Mr.. and Mrs John
Strickland, DR.. Benjamin Strickland
Mr. Irwin Baxter Gorman and Mr.
Newell Campbell.