Evening star., 1934-04-22

| oI 10 and under Will be held, under
the direction of H. Kenneth Clayton,
| boys swimming director.
president Of the indianapolis auxil-
larry. The Sewing Circle will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of
! Mrs. Burleyson.
The delegates and alternates were
elected for the annual meeting, May
| 10 and IL, of the District of Colum-
bia Federation of Women's Clubs.
| Girls Friendly Society.-The mem
| Der delegate of the diocesan organi-
zation, Miss Harriet Haig, is in Rich
| mond to attend the provincial confer
ence of the Girls Friendly Society.
Mrs. George E. Pariseau, president,
and Miss Annebel Tillett, treasurer
of the diocesan organization, also at
| tended the conference.
The operetta, "Yanki San," was
presented Friday evening by the Rock
| Greek Branch in its parish hall. The
cast included Mildred Patterson, Ad-
die Jones, Margaret Jonschur, Sadie
Ruth Berry, Betty Cockrane, Eliza
Mariana Pagan, Eleanor Sayles, Vir-
ginia Cowling. Jane Whiting. Betty
! Sudduth, Mary Sullivan, Mary Jane
Behrend, Mary Louise Gallaher, Mar
garet Miller Mildred Helff, Marion
| Miller, Esther Sommers. Elizabeth
Evans, Mary Wheeler. Eleanor Wheel
er, Helen Shipp. Helen Wigfield,
Rosine Miller, Glen Jonschur, Doro-
thy Jones and Margaret Chapman.
Mrs. Alfred Hales was accompanist,
Miss Dorothy Miller, stage director,
and Miss Edna Souder, music director.
Miss Mary Stuart, president of the
younger group, represented the Epiph-
any Branch at the Richmond confer
ence. Miss Elmyra Parrish accom-
panied Miss Stuart.
Several groups of members and as
! soclates from the Epiphany Branch
| left yesterday to attend the last few
days of the conference. among them
Lucy Powell, Lissetta Gasch Gertrude
Pixton. Margaret Snyder, Hilda Jones
and Dorothy Jost.
Rev. Harry Lee Doll will speak to
the branch tomorrow evening.
The national center of the Girls
Friendly Society, 1888 New Hamp-
shire avenue, is where the Epiphany
| Branch will hold its benefit card and
blngo party the evening of April 80.
Miss Edith Langsford Is In charge of
| ticket distribution and Misses Eleanor
Wilson, Elizabeth Prescott and Ruth
Barnes are in charge of the benefit
The Senior Club held a bingo party
at the home of its former secretary.
| Mrs. Dorothy Hughes Ransdall.
Thursday evening. The members of
| the committee in charge were Mrs.
Ransdall. Miss Gertrude Pixton. Mrs.
| Marie Kiatta Crowell and Miss Sally
Smith The officers of the club are
| Miss Sally Smith, president; Miss
Eleanor Magee, secretary, and Miss
| Grace Seamark, treasurer.
Washington Colony. National So
ciety of New England Women, met
April IL. Officers were elected and
plans made for the last meeting Of
the season to be held at the Parker,
| Sixteenth and Park road. May 10.
The retiring president is Mrs. W. B.
Patterson.
Phyllis Lyman Colony, National
Society New England Women, held its
April meeting in the home of Mrs. Alice
L. Bennett Westchester Apartments,
with the president, Mrs. George L.
Palmer, presiding The call to the
twenty-first annual congress, which is
| to be held at Rockford, ILL.,, from May
| 27 to May 80, was read by the secre-
tary. The following delegates and
alternates were elected: Mrs. Palmer,
Mrs. Julian w. Pollard, Mrs. George
E. Mccain, Mrs. Emma Cupp, Mrs.
William H. Wagner, Mrs. Frank Curtis,
Mrs. j. N. Luton, Mrs. Charles Win
del; alternates, Mrs. A. L. Bennett,
Mrs. Olivia Ryckman, Mrs. Harry w.
Bowling, Mrs. Clifford N Rodlun,
Mrs. James Henry Harper, Miss Nellie
McMichael, Mrs. Andrew M. Bunten
and Mrs. William Leetch.
The Cercle des Precieuses Ridicules
was received at Stoneleigh Court We'd
nesday evening by Nine. Marguerite
de Porry and Nine. Manuel Cambouri.
After the opening of the meeting by
the president, M. William j. Wallis,
the following program was given:
Reading, lie Voyage a Honfleur," by
Jean Revel, NJ Pierre de Chauny;
"Charade," played by Nine. Camille
Hindmarsh, Nine. William j. Wallis,
Mile. Adelia Rosasco, Mile. Marie de
Porry, Nine. Manuel Cambouri, M.
Pierre de Chauny. ct M. Charles H.
Probert; piano solo, 'Il Sopiro," by
Liszt, Mile. Adele Miriam; reading,
Conference sur la Comedie Fran
caise," M. Henri Lazard. Violoncello
solos, "Andante Concerto" Golfer
mann; "Mazurka," Pepper, and "Ber-
ceuse," Renard, M. Dore Walter, ac-
companied at the piano by Mile. B.
, B. Chambers
A contest in guessing the names of
books was conducted by Nine Manuel
Cambouri. "Charade," played by M.
and Nine. Pierre de Chauny, M and
Nine. William J. Wallis and M. Henri
Lazard.
The Curley Club will hold a Mary
land tercentennial ball May 1 at the
Shoreham Hotel from 10 to l o'clock,
and floor show.
Miss Gretchen Baden, chairman of
the Welfare Committee, and Mrs.
Catherine M. Baden will give a card
party at their home, 208 Sixth street
southeast, Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the Archbishop Curley
scholarship fund. Bridge and 500
will be played.
Mrs. Roland Hyland, chairman of
the Honorary Membership Committee,
assisted by members of her committee,
will give benefit party at her home,
2422 North Capitol street, Tuesday
evening.
The Literary Circle met last Tues
day evening in Alexandria at the