Evening star., 1934-04-08

| the Beta Gamma Sigma and Gamma
Alpha Chi Sororities.
utive council of the diocese met at
the National Center, 1888 New
Hampshire avenue. to discuss the
plans for the provincial conference in
Richmond. April 10 to %, and the
diocesan festival service in May. The
diocesan officers are: President, Mrs.
George E. Pariseau; first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Alex S. Steuart; second
vice president, Mrs Ben HELEN
secretary, Miss Sadie Carlisle, and
treasurer. Miss Annebelle Tillett.
The quarterly council meeting will
be held at the Church of the Epi-
phany parish house next Friday
evening
The Epiphany Branch Glee Club
will hold a benefit entertainment at
| the Epiphany Parish Hall April IL
at pm. Some exceptional talent
will assist the Glee Club. Adolf
| Torovsky will direct.
! The admission service, planned for
tomorro night, will not be held until
later in the month. Mrs. Elizabeth
Bolen will give a talk on April Is.
Mr. Snyder will continue his series
of current event reviews.
CurIey Cuba card party for
) the benefit of the Archbishop Curley
I scholarship fund will be held Satur-
day evening at the hcme Of William
Exner, 2300 Tunlaw road Bridge and
/ five will hp rlavaj
! The Music Guild and Dramatic
Committee will meet tomorrow eve
ming at Carroll Hall. Tenth and G
streets, to make further plans for
| programs to be given in the near
/ future before the club. These pro-
| grams are under the direction of A
j. Agricola, chairman OF the Dramatic
Committee, and Miss Helen Morris,
chairman of the Music Guild.
Several members of the club broad
cast a program over Station VOL
Friday night at $50. Another pro-
gram has been prepared and will be
| heard on that station next Friday
evening at the same hour.
This club dance will be held May
| /, at the Shoreham Hotel.
Miss Mary L. MCGEE, president of
| the club, entertained the Executive
| Committee at her home in Wakefield
Hall. Wednesday evening. Plans
were discussed for the clubs partici-
patton in the Tercentenary celebra-
ton in Baltimore May 30.
| John Townshend, chairman of the
Manresa Retreat Committee, will pre-
side at meeting of that committee
! Wednesday evening at his home in
| the New Berne. Twelfth street and
Massachusetts avenue
The next meeting Of the club will
be held Thursday evening at the
I Continental Hotel
The ZOnta Club of Washington will
welcome its friends today at silver
/ tea, in the Frances Gutelius studios.
| l4G8 New Hampshire avenue. from
| to o'clock. DR.. Edith Sc Vile Coale,
| president, and Mrs. Edith Salisbury,
Miss Esther c. M. Guide, Mrs. Amelia
Guide Thomas and Mrs. Harriet Rina-
F.! ker Howe, past presidents, will re-
| ceive.
Confederate Flag Chapter, U. D. c.,
with Camp 305, Sons of Confederate
Veterans, will hold an entertainment
and dance Tuesday evening, at Con-
federate Memorial Hail. 1922 Ver-
| mont avenue. Mrs. Clarence Gilmore
| is chairman of entertainment. A
| program has been arranged All
members in the District and their
friends are invited.
Lincoln Woman's Relief Corps met
Monday evening at Woodmens Hall.
The president, Mrs. Carrie E. Calvin,
presided A party will be held April %
at the home of the president. Mrs.
Calvin, 229 Second street southeast.
The charter was draped in memory
of Miss Mary Adelaide Foster, depart
ment musician. The next meeting will
/ be held May 7.
The Department of Potomac, Wom-
ans Relief Corps. Auxiliary of the
G A. r.. met at the home of the presi-
! dent, Mrs E. Helen Temple, 1887 New
, ton street. Wednesday evening.
Exercises co1lmemorating Grand
Army day were held at Stevensons
! statue Friday at noon. under the di-
rection of the department patriotic
instructor. Mrs. Isabelle A. BontZ. Mrs.
E. Helen Temple, department presi-
| dent, placed a wreath in the name of
this department. The president of the
Daughters of Union Veterans, Miss
| Lavinia BaShford; the commander
Department of Maryland, Sons of
Union Veterans, Michael Casey, and
the president of Gushing Camp and
af nj Uotn
also placed floral tributes. At con-
| clusion, the members of the depart
ment, Woman's Relief Corps. partici-
pated in the Army day parade, the
uniformed body marching, department
, officers in automobiles.
| Plans for the entertainment to be
held in Immaculate Conception Hall,
under the direction of the department
secretary, Mrs. Addie w. Hickman,
are being completed.
/ Soroptimist Club.-Mrs. June M.
! Fickel, assistant director of the wom-
/ ems division of the Democratic Com
| mittee, was the honor guest speaker
at the luncheon at the Willard Hotel
Wednesday, Mrs. Edna knight Gasch,
president, presiding. Mrs. Fickel had
as her subject why President Roose-
velt Is the Ideal Democrat, a Fine
Example of Jeffersonian Democracy"
Mrs. Mary Katherine Lewis. vice
president of the American Association
of Soroptimists, explained the meaning
/ of the word Soroptimists.
Music was furnished by Mrs Dunlop
Werner, soloist, with Miss Jewell
Downs at the piano.
A special table was represented by
| Group No. 3, Mrs. Sadie Trapp. cap
tain, at which also were seated Sorop-
timists Charlotte La Fond, Greta Ma
honey, Sally billiard, Jessie Richards
and Ella Howard, the members who
had the most perfect attendance for
the year.
Stonewau Jackson Chapter, U. d. C.,