Evening star., 1934-03-11

tanned this evening at benefit bridge
party at the home of Miss Fabiola
Marx, 308 Second street southeast, at
$50. Proceeds from this party will
be applied to the Archbishop Curley
scholarship fund of the club.
Miss Helen Morris, chairman of the
music guild. announced a meeting Of
the guild tomorrow evening at Carroll
Hall.
Miss Mary L. MCGEE, president. will
be hostess to the Executive Commit
tee Thursday evening at her home in
Wakefield Hall apartments. Rev.
Francis j. Kelly, chaplain, will be
guest of honor.
Young women of the club are max
ing preparations to attend the annual
Spring mid-week retreat to be held
at the Washington Retreat House,
March % to 25
Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicog-
mani, apostolic delegate to the United
States, will pay an informal visit to
the club March %. A reception and
entertainment will be given in his
honor. He will be accompanied by
his secretary. Msgr. Francis j. Hyland.
bration will be sponsored by the
club at the Sacred Heart auditorium
March 25
Miss Isabel Connor presided at the
meeting of the literary circle Tuesday
evening when Miss MCGEE entertained
the group at her home in Wakefield
Hall apartments.
Rev. Francis J. Kelly, chaplain, was
the guest of honor at the meeting of
the club Thursday evening at the
Continental Hotel. Rev. Eugene
Dooley of the Oblate Scholasticate,
addressed the club on The Retreat
Movement of the United States"
Columbia Heights Art CIub-Mrs.
NJ. A. Winters home on Connecticut
avenue was again the meeting place Of
the club with Mrs John w. Frizzell
and Mrs. Bruce Bare hostesses. Mrs.
Mary K. Male, president. presided;
Mrs. Dudley Bright. recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Josephine Frazier, corre-
spending secretary, and Mrs. Charles
Hoover, treasurer, gave reports. Mrs.
Johnston Campbell, director to the
District of Columbia Federation, an
lcunced the election of Miss Cornelia
Hill one Of the members to represent
the District of Columbia Federation
at the meeting of the General Feder-
alton at Hot Springs, Ark.
The Washington Cultus Club met
at the home of Mrs. Lucy Copeland
last Tuesday. The president, Mrs.
Ralph P. Barnard, presided.
Mrs. Ramsay hewitt read an essay
on 'Tidewater Virginia." followed by
paper on Famous Women Of Wash
ington." by Mrs. J. Edwin Dyer. Mrs.
George w. Harris spoke on How the
News is Made" illustrating her SUBJ
ject with some latest news pictures.
The club will meet next with Mrs.
w. I. Dyer, who will entertain at
luncheon preceding the meeting at
the Kennedy-Warren.
Phil Sheridan W. r. c., met at
the Thomas Circle Club. Mrs Knob
LAUGH of Minneapolis, Mimi, was a
guest.
Application for membership Of Mrs.
Kathleen Fisher was read.
A dinner will be given for the
relief fund of the Department of
the Potomac w. R. c., March 19, at
Woodman's Hall, 935 G place. In
the near future a one act play DO
You Remember" will be given for the
benefit of the department w. R. C.
at Thomas Circle Club. Mrs. Ella
Washburn was installed as press cor
respondent Of the corps. The next
meeting is April 5.
The Zonta Club met Wednesday for
luncheon at Barker Hall, DR.. Edith
Seville Coale, president, presided.
Miss Winifred Thorpe, who with Miss
Mary Lindsley.has just returned from
Mexico, was presented to the club by ,
Miss Mabel Strider, chairman Of the
Entertainment Committee and gave
an outline of their trip.
Abraham Lincoln Circle, No. 81,
The president of the Department Il
the Potomac, Ladies Of the Grand
Army of the Republic, Mrs. May D.
Lightfoot. with her staff, Miss Emma
F. Hayward. Mrs Clara Y. Mckee,
Miss Olive Van Wegener. Mrs. Mar.
garet Hopkins Worrell, Mrs. Coral
L. Mandy, Miss Nellie c. Colclazer,
MRS. Alice c. Howard, Mrs. Laura T.
Holt. Mrs. Clara w. Cleaver and Mrs
Susie K. Owry, made her first cere-
monial visit Monday evening ct The /
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