Evening star., 1934-08-12
DISTRICT WOMEN
.TOATTENDSESS|ON
AT BLUE RIDGE, NC.
Regional Conference oil
Business and Professional
Group August 1919.

Washington women win participate
in the second Southeast Regional Con-
ference Of the National Federation OF
Business and Professional womens 3
Clubs, to be held at Blue Ridge, N. c.,
August 1919. 10 has been announced
by Mrs. Katharine Slaves. chairman
for the conference.
The Washington club win have
charge Of the banquet to be held Sat
urdAy night. when Mis- Mae n. Muir
ray, president, viii preside. Miss
Charl o. Williams, FIRST vice presi-
dent Of the National Federation. will
be the principal SPEAKER. Miss Mary
A. Lindsey win conduct the hotel
round-table during the business ses-
sion Of the conference and Miss
Norma Hughes. Washington soloist,
will appear on a number OF programs.
including the banquet.
Others attending from Washington
will be Miss Lucietta Stockbridge,
membership chairman; Mrs. Cora G.
Boterweg, chairman Of publicity, and
Miss L. Coyer.
The Tennessee clubs will be hosts
TO the conference. All sessions will
be in the Robert Z. Lee Hall, selected
as the biennial meeting place for the
conference.
The Washington Branch Of the
American Association Of University
Women will give a tea tomorrow at
the club house, 1884 street, at 1880
o'clock. The hostess will be Miss
Mary Pearce.
The junior group will entertain at
q dinner and bridge August Is in the
private dining room at $50 o'clock.
The hostess will be Miss Violet Win
ter.
The Evening Duplicate has been
meeting in private homes during the
hot weather on Friday evenings. Call
Mrs. Warner J. OLeary for further
information regarding future meet
ings.
The 80 troupers held their first
annual outing August S as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Watts at their
Summer cottage on Herring Bay.
The second outing is scheduled
September 30, when they will be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schultz,
Piney Point, Md.
Girls Friendly Society.--Members
Of Epiphany Branch held a picnic
supper, games and fortune-telling
last Monday at the cottage Of the
Misses Alma and Adelaide Barker on
the Maryland side of the Potomac.
The next picnic supper will be held at
Hams Point August 20. Supper may
be had at the tea house or basket sup
pers may be brought. There win be
members In each group.
Curiey Cuba watermelon feast
will be held at at the home Of Eleanor
and Benjamin Swami, in Suitland.
Nd, tomorrow evening. Members
will leave the Continental Hotel at
7:45 pm.
An executive meeting will be held
Thursday evening in Rock Greek
Park, with Miss Dorothy Barrett.
vice president, presiding. In case of
inclement weather the meeting will
be held at the home of one of the
officers of the club. A program of
activities for the early Autumn will
be outlined.
Lincoln woman's Relief Corps,
auxiliary to the @. A. R., met Mon
day evening, with the president, Mrs.
Carrie E. Calvin, presiding. The
members will hold a picnic at Hains
Point August IS. The corps will
give bingo party in the near futuse.
Zonta Club.-The weekly meeting
and luncheon was held at the Y. w.
c. A. Wednesday, featuring musical
presentation by Charlton Meyer and
Karlean Meyer.
Miss Lois Dowdle, director of the
American Institute of Fats and Oils.
was introduced as a new member of
the club. Guests included Mrs.
Louise Walthly, a member of the
zonta Club of Lansing, Mich: Mrs.
L. M. Gutelius. Miss Elva Thompson
and Miss Bertha Heller.
1t was announced instead of the
regular meeting next week an inter-
city picnic will be held Saturday.
August Is. at Braddock Heights, Md.