Evening star., 1934-02-06
SOCIETY
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be the Right Rev Mgsr. Connelly,
the Rev. Ignatius Smith, the Rev. L.
M. Mullen. the Rev. p ]. Daugherty,
the Rev. T. A. Cunningham, and the
Rev Maurice Alexander. Seated at
the p1lest table also will be the pres
ldent of District. No. l, Mrs. M. Burke,
who is the deputy organizer, and her
assistant. Mrs. E. Hart, with presl-
dents of the various auxiliaries of this
city. including Mrs A. j. Light, Miss
Rose Moore. Mrs E. Richardson. Mrs.
Eupenia Hugin, Mary jain, Miss M.
E. Bannon, Mrs E Rutan, Mrs. N.
Sugrue, Mrs. A. Goebel and Mrs. w.
p Ross.
The Reception Committee includes
Miss Katherine Shea, Miss Rose
Moore and Mrs. M McLarney. The
Installing officers are Mrs M. Burke
and Mrs. E Hart, assisted by Mrs. M.
Anderson, who will serve as messen-
ger.
man OF New York to MI. Sidney Il
Reizenstein of this city, took place
Yesterday in New York. Mr.. Reizen-
stein and his bride are now at the
Mayflower Hotel. They will leave for
4 wedding trip later in the month.
Mrs. Talbot Feted Tonight
At Dinner Before Concert.
Mrs. H. E. Talbot, national sponsor
rt,,,iy o
which will give a concert OF sacred
and secular music tonight in ConStl-
tuition Hall. will be the guest OF honor
at a dinner party given by Mrs. Ralph
Worthington tonight preceding the
concert. Many distinguished music
lovers and musicians will be among
Mrs. Worthington's guests at dinner
and at the concert, for which Mrs
Worthington will have a large box
party.
Miss Deborah Dows. doughter OF
Mrs. Tracy DowS also will entertain
guests at a box party for the concert
as will Miss E. V. Youngquist, anc
other we'll known WaShingtonlans
Many clergymen whose own choirs are
singing one number with the visiting
singers will also attend the concert
which is sponsored by the Washington
Federation of Churches and Other
church and choral groups
Mrs Gertrude Lyons, president Of
the District of Columbia Federation
OF Music Clubs. has organized the
massed chorus of choir Slngers-mort
than 500 of them-Who Will join Wlts
the Westminster singers in one num-
Der, The Cherubin Song"
A vast professional of the Washing
ton choirS and choral clubs will bt
formed by Mr.. Norton NJ. Little anc
will be directed by Mr.. christopher
Teniey, dean of the Washington Chap
ter of the American Guild of Organ
lists. who will play the processlona
music. Another unusual feature Of
this concert will be the change of cos.
tune of the singers between parts one
and two. and for the first time in it!
history in this city. the choir will dof1
their deep red choir robes after the
sacred numbers and will don evening
dress for the secular portions of the
program
President Otto NJ. John Of the Al.
lantic Union College at South Ian
caster, Mass. is spending a few day.
in Washington, where he is the gues
of his brother, Dr. Walton John o
the Department of Education.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray T Middleton o
Greenwich, Conn. have taken al
apartment at the Carlton.
Mrs William Osborn Goodrich, he
daughter, Miss E. Lorraine Goodrich
and Miss Edith L. Dodge all of Mil
waukee. Wis. are at the Shorehan
for a few Gays. Miss Goodrich vii
sail tomorrow from Baltimore 70
Paris and Mrs Goodrich and Mis-
Dodge will go to Hartford to visit.
Mrs. Thomas D. Carson had guest
unching with her yesterday at tn
Carlton.
Col and Mrs. D. c. Brinton of Bos
ton have come to Washington ant
have taken an apartment at thu
Fairfax.
Mrs and Mrs William T Mora,
and their son, William T. Moran, jr
OF Scarsdale, n Y. are spending ;
few days at the Shoreham en- rout
to P1nehurst, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. MarCoSSon o
New York City entertained a small
party at luncheon yesterday at tht
Carlton. where they are stopping whil'
IN Washington.