The Washington times., 1935-11-09
WILL SEE
GARMENT .
DISPLAY
By MARY PADGETT

1LS WOu1Au NAty NAuV Will
display its annual contribution Of
garments to the Needlework Guild
Of America tomorrow afternoon
at q tea In the clubhouse. Mrs.
w. j. LaVarre, Needlework Guild
chairman, viii be hostess.
Two new garments or . money
donation Is the condition Of mem
bership in the Guild and the Wom-
ans city Club section is an. i'm
portant part Of the organization
in Washington.
Officers Of the District branch
Of the Guild viii be guests of
honor at the tea, including Mrs.
n. L. Lyman, the new president,
and Mrs. Boyd Taylor. the retir-
ing president. All garments go
directly into the homes Of needy
people.
Comes for Conference
Mrs. B. r. Langworthy, Of
Winnetka, Ill, president Of the
National Congress Of Parents and
Teachers, is expected to arrive in
Washington today for conferences
with the staff at the National
P. r. A. headquarters In the Ma
tional Education Association Build
ing on Sixteenth Street.
Mrs. Langworthy viii go to New
York next wednesday to attend
the meeting Of the advisory com
mittee ON the summer roundup"
Of children, major child health
project Of the national congress.
Mrs. Langworthy win be one Of
the principal speakers on the pro
gram Of the Maryland Congress Of
Parents and Teachers convention,
which win be held in Baltimore
November 10 to 21.
Dance b Planned
All plans are completed for the
dance Of the Marietta Park
Women's Clubs, which win be held
Saturday night, December z. at
the Indian Spring Country Club,
it was announced at the recent
meeting in the home Of Mrs. Mar.
tin Beard. Mrs. William E. Rup-
precht, way and means chairman,
is in charge.
Mrs. Conrad A. Nix. president.
has appointed q special committee
to consider revision Of the bylaws.
and also the adviSability Of chang.
ing from Paul's Parliamentary Law
to Roberts. Mrs. e. Morgan PrySe
is chairman.
A sick committee to visit III
members viii be formed and viii
serve under the hospitality chair
man, Mrs. John D. Kiley.
Members Of the philanthroplc
section will present the program
at a tea to be given in honor OF
the women Of the sewing rooms
of the clothes conservation com.
mittee next Wednesday afternoon.
This is under the direction Of Miss
Olive M. Long, philanthropic chair.
man.
Card Party Planned
Arrangements are being made
by Constitution Chapter, D. A. R.,
for q card party Friday night, No
vember ~, at the Raleigh Hotel.
Mrs. Arthur Talbot, vice regent,
is in charge Of arrangements and
reservations. She is being assisted
by Mrs. Robert H. McNein and
Miss Mae Helm. cochairmen Of
patroneSSeS; Mrs. Charles l.
Dasher, Mrs. Irvink Frickey and
Mrs. Edward w. Rabb, in charge
Of candy, and Mrs. Stuart E. Cat
ling, in charge Of tables.
Two Elections Held
At the recent meeting Of Court
District Of Columbia Of the Cath
olic Daughters of America, two
elections were held to fill vacan-
cies Of resigned officers. Mrs.
Bertha G. Clawson was elected or
ganiSt to serve until May. 1896.
and Miss Sarah George was elected
q member of the board Of trustees
to serve until May. 1887.
other officers who will serve
during this year are Rev. Edward
H. Roach, chaplain; Miss Grace
Sprucebank, territorial deputy and
grand regent: Mrs. Katherine Fol
hard, vice regent; Mrs. Nora K.
Schrider, prophecies: Miss Mar
garet E. Trammell, financial Secre-
tary; Miss Marguerite j. Keane,
treasurer; Miss Charlotte B. Urda,
historian; Mrs. Dorothy A. Ma
honey, recording secretary; Mrs.
Helen Coffren, lecturer; Mrs. Mar
garet Truitt, monitor; Miss F. Ra-
mona Raley, sentinel, and Miss
Ellen Buckley, organiSt. Miss
Katherine Keely, Mrs. Mary T.
Shanahan, Miss Gertrude Roche,
Mrs. Anna Uhl and Miss Mae Bar
rett are trustees.
The annual retreat for mem
bers will be held from Friday,
November Is, to Sunday, NoVem-
ber II, at the Washington Re
treat House, 1000 Harewood Rd.