Evening star., 1934-01-16
SOCIETY
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in honor of Mrs. Geline Macdonald
Bowman of Richmond, Va, president
of the National Federation Of Business
and Professional V'omen's Clubs, from
S to o'clock this afternoon. In ner
home at 2707 Connecticut avenue.
Invited to meet her arc members OF
the club from all parts OF the united
States, who are here as delegates TO
the Cause and Cure of War Confer.
-ence. and members OF the Board o!
Directors of the Washington CLUB, OF
which Miss Williams is member.
High ranking officers of the Army,
Navy and Marine Corps, with their
wives. have accepted the invitation OF
the Washington Committee to serve as
patrons and patronesseS Tor the prll-
liant birthday ball OF the President,
Tuesday evening, January 80, at the
Shoreham Hotel, which is for the ben
eft OF the fund now being raised
throughout the Nation to establish
permanent endowment fund for Warm
Springs Foundation, in Georgia.
The list includes Gen. John j. Per-
shing, Gen. Douglass Macarthur, Gen.
and Mrs. Guy v. Henry. Gen. and
Mrs. Harry G. Bishop, Gen. and Mrs.
Edward Croft, Gen. and Mrs. Albert
E Truby Gen. and Mrs. Benjamin B.
D. Foulois, Gen. and Mrs. Greed F. Cox,
Col James A. Ulio. Gen. and Mrs.
Frederick w. Coleman.
Capt. and Mrs Emory Scott Land,
Admiral and Mrs. c. ]. Peoples. Ad-
miral and Mrs Orin G. Murfln. the
commandant of the Navy Yard and
Mrs. Joseph R. Defree, the command
ant of the Naval Hospital and Mrs.
Curtis B. Munger Capt and Mrs. Will
liam H. Bell and Capt. and Mrs. Fred
erick Hellwig.
with the vice chairmen of the Floor
Committee for the ball this evening at
6 o'clock. at the Washington Commit
tee headquarters in the TranSporta-
ton Building. to complete the organ
ization of the committee. The vice
chairmen of the committee are Rear
Admiral Hayne Ellis. Brig. Gen. Hugh
Matthews, Mr. Joseph E. Davies and
Mr.. Arthur Mullen, jr.
The washington Branch of the As
sociation for the Preservation of Vlr-
ginia Antiquities has changed its meet
ing from Thursday to Friday afternoon
at 2:3G O'Clock in the Willard Hotel.
Mrs. Rust-Smith, directress, will pre-
side and all members of the association
visiting III WdSiiulS.oI die ni'ioeu w
attend
The Washington branch of the as
sociation is sponsoring the lecture
which Mr.. Paul Wilstach will give
Wednesday. January "a in the Shore
ham Hotel. Mr.. Wilstach, whose lee
lures on historic places and affairs are
always of interest, win show pictures
of the home of Chief Justice John
Marshall. in Richmond. which is now
owned by the association and where It's
headquarters are established
Mrs Pearce Horn. at 1880 Nine
teenth street, and Miss E. Bertha
Chinn, in the Connecticut, have charge
of the sale of tickets for the lecture.
Patrons include Mrs Roosevelt, Mrs.
Swanson, Assistant Secretary of State.
Mr.. r. Walton Moore; Senator and
Mrs. Carter Glass Gen. and Mrs. Ben
H. Fuller. Mrs. Joseph E. washington,
Mrs. Casenove Lee. Judge John Barton
Pi vne, Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Hampton
Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Arno B. Cam
mer r, Mr. and Mrs. Delos H, Smith,
Mrs George D. Hope and Miss Bessie
Y. Kill hey.
Miss Gertrude Grafton Of Charles
ton. w W.. was hostess to a company
of 25 last night at a birthday anniver-
sary supper given at the club of the
American Association of University
Women in honor OF Mrs. Edith Kings
man Kern OF this city.
Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait. honorary
chairman. and Miss Ruth Morgan, ad-
ministrative chairman of the Executive