Evening star., 1935-06-02
News of Local Clubs

president, Mrs. Charles Delaney;
recording secretary. Mrs. Emily JAR
Doe; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Robert Hall; treasurer, Mrs. Harry
Newman; press correspondent, Mrs.
Viola Deaton; director Of d. c. r. w.
c.. Mrs. Sawtelle.
Kit Carson Woman's Relief Corps
assisted at the memorial exercises, at
Memorial Bridge, for the heroes of
the Air Service, and at the services
for our sailor dead, strewing flowers
on the waters during boat trip last
Sunday. The corps also held me-
mortal services for the G. A. r. dead
at Glenwood Cemetery. Rev. r. Y.
Nicholson of the Rhode Island Meth
odist Church, delivered an address.
Children Of Langley Junior High
School sang and gave recitations.
Zonta Club-The monthly business
meeting was held Wednesday evening
at the Y. w. C. A., preceded by a
dinner. Miss I. Malinde Havey, pres
ident, presided. Miss Magda Lang, a
Zontian, who is a native of Switzer-
land, associated with the consul Of
Switzer, and at Toronto, Canada, was
. guest.
Reports Of District 3 Spring Con-
ference Of the Zonta Club, held at
Trenton, N. j., were made by Miss I.
Malinde Havey, delegate; Miss Mabel
Strider, alternate; Mrs. May Meyers
McElroy, Mrs. Louise r. Stambaugh,
Mrs. Harriet Howe and Miss Anna z.
Muddiman.
The annual convention OF Zonta
International will be held in July at
Riverdale, Calf, to which Miss /.
Malinde HaVey was elected delegate
from Washington, and Miss Florence
Thompson, alternate.
At the meeting next Wednesday
there will be a representative of the
Seeing Eye, and the only dog in
Washington to lead the blind will be
on exhibition.
CURLEY CLUB.-The thirteenth
anniversary of the organization of the
club was celebrated with an entertain
ment and reception last Tuesday eve
ming at the Continental Hotel, when
Archbishop Michael J. Curley of Bal
timore was the guest and principal
speaker.
A feature was the presentation of a
check to the archbishop by Miss Mary
L. MCGEE. president of the club, COM
prjsing all funds raised during the
past year by the organization for
scholarships for poor. deserving chill
dren Of the city. Miss Mary L. Nc
Gee delivered the address of welcome,
while other addresses were delivered
by Rev. Francis J. Kelly, spiritual di-
rector, and Rev. Urban Adelmann.
Members of the club furnished the
following program of vocal and instru-
mental selections, under the direction
of Miss Mildred Mattimore, chairman
of the Music Guild: Comic songs, Miss
Edna Cecilia Moreland; piano selec-
tions, Miss Mildred Mattimore: selec-
tions, by the club quartet, composed of
Miss Edna Moreland. Miss Irene Shee-
han, Miss Melita Haardt and Miss
Neona Bienert: tenor selections, John
Donnelly; violin duet, Miss Jessie
Boehlert and Miss Neona Bienert: song
duet, Miss Melita Haardt and Frank
Kirchoff; soprano selection with vio-
lin obbligato, Mrs. James F. OCon-
nell, Miss Jessie Boehlert and Miss
Mildred Mattimore. The program
opened and closed with the singing
of popular selections by the entire au-
dience, accompanied by Miss Irene
William j. Boyd presided and intro
duced the speakers.
About $50 members were present in
ST. Patrick's Church last Sunday
morning, when the annual mass was
celebrated by Rev. Francis J. Kelly,
spiritual director Of the club. An
augmented choir. under the direction
of Miss Jennie Glenan. organist and
choir director at st. Patrick's, fur
nished the music, and at the conclu-
sion of the mass, a group picture Of
the club was taken on the steps of
the church. Later breakfast was
served at q cafe, when Father Kelly
was the guest.
Mr. and Mrs James F. O'Connell
entertained members of the Chronicle
staff at their home, 30S Second street
southeast, Friday evening. Miss Ger
trude Connor, editor of the Chronicle,
presided.
Miss Dorothy Barrett. Miss Jessie
Boehlert, Silvio Poll and William Boyd
have been appointed by the president
to complete preliminary arrangements
for an excursion for the club next
month.