Evening star., 1934-04-01

4:30 o'clock. with President and Mrs.
Marvin and Mrs. w. Hayes Yeazer,
president Of Columbian Women, re-
ceiving. Mrs. Emil G. Dickinson,
organist and choir director of the
H Street Christian Church, will give
an organ recital.
The annual banquet will be held
April 27. at the Chevy Chase Club.
The banquet will be the twenty-sixth
in the history Of Columbian Women,
marking the fortieth anniversary Of
its founding. Mrs. Joshua Evans, IT.,
Is in charge OF the program.
The junior section will meet April
18, at 8 pm. at the home of Miss
Janeiro Brooks, 4112 Ingomar street.
The Entire Nous Club, Mrs. Charles
P. Keyser, president, met Monday
afternoon at 1903 Allison street with
Mrs. Philip Ashford, Mrs. Luta
Hendricks and Miss Jane Anderson
as the hostess. The officers who gave
reports included Mrs. Charles Dasher,
recording secretary: Mrs. Otis J.
Rodgers, treasurer, and Mrs. William
Saults, corresponding secretary.
The club went on record as willing
to assist in any way possible the
effort being made by the Twentieth
Century Club to eliminate the smoke
nuisance in Washington.
The club will continue to provide
food, milk, clothing and assist in
paying the rent for three families
which have been sponsored by mem
bers during the Winter.
A benefit card party will be held
at the Washington Hotel at o'clock,
April 10. Mrs. Sherman Strong is
chairman of Arrangements. Miss
Clara McQuown gave a talk on her
recent trip through Denmark and
Russia.
The p. E. o. Revue from the Memory
Lane Parade" was given March % in
Fishburn Hall. The prologue was given
by Nancy Lee Throgmorton and
Marian McGrath. The songs. fashions
and dances of the nineties were pre-
sented under the direction Of Nathan
A. Clark. The cast included Irving
Tullar, Arthur Thatcher. Gilbert
Clark, Sterling Bockoven. Sidney
Forbes, Elizabeth Clark, Ella-Marie
Bockoven, Ethel Rogers, Alma Bert
holt, Harriet Frush, Margaret Forbes.
Florence Elliott and Marjorie Wine.
A Mexican costumed dance was given
by Nancy Lee Throgmorton and
Marian McGrath. Mrs. willard Buell.
presented group of models in a style
show OF gowns from 1857 to the
present time.
Soroptimist Club.-Dr. John G.
Palmer. minister Of the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church, was the
honor guest and speaker at the
luncheon Wednesday at the willard
Hotel, Mrs. Edna Knight Gasch, presi-
dent, presiding.
Music was furnished by Gordon
Barnes, baritone, with Jewell Downs
at the piano.
First Vice President Katherine Lewis
Soroptimists announced the formation
of two new clubs, one at Toronto.
Canada, and the other at Morristown,
Burlington County. N. j.
The District Sunshine and COM
munity Society meeting has been
postponed to April 9, at the home of
Mrs. w. w. Deal. 64o2 Sixteenth street
The hostesses will be Mrs. Natalie
Desio, Mrs. r. F. Danforth, Mrs. e. M.
Gustafson, Mrs. D. Fulton Harris, Mrs.
J. Noble Hoover. Mrs. T. H. Mitchell,
Miss Mildred Saunder. Mrs. Anson
Rogers Tracy and Mrs. Russell Bowen.
Mrs. Natalie Desio entertained this
committee Of hostesses at o luncheon
at the League of Republican women's
Club house at Scott Circle, when plans
were made for the meeting.
Mrs. william ]. Latimer, soprano,
will give musical program, assisted
by Mrs. william Stantlebury at the
piano
A silver tea will be held at the homs
Of Mrs. q. F. Gustafson, 43o4 Eigh-
teenth street, April 20. instead Of the
regular card group meeting.
Mrs. Ernest GUIDE and Mrs. Parker
Cook and their committee assisted
Mrs. Harvey Prentice In giving ths
kindergarten children at the mission
. pa5ky Thursday attsrnoou.