The Washington times., 1935-12-07
D. {. CATHOLIC
ALUMNAE IN
SESSION
BY MARY PADGETT

1llC EblBllO 1NSN' hOAA u "S
Cormick, the Right Rev. Msgr. Ed
ward A. Pace. the Rev. DR.. Maui
rice S. Sheehy, Mrs. william H.
Connell, jr., and Henry I. Quinn
are honorary patrons for the af-
fair.
The following delegates and al
ternates were named by their alum
nae associations to participate at
the conference: Sacred Heart
Mary Catherine Frank, katherine
Lee, Helen Mullaly; st. Patrick's
DAILY, Agnes Dement,,
Mae E. Mulvihill, Marion Mean
drews, Ann O'Leary. Frances Fitz-
gerald; Catholic University-Mir'
lam T. Rooney, Mildred Bennert
Mrs. Nancy N. Fitzpatrick; I'M
Seminary-Mrs. William
Dempsey, Mrs. william Stohlman,
jr.; Mrs. John Lynch, Mrs. Fred
erick A. Dodge, Alma Bean, Agnes
Smith; Holy Cross-MrS. William
Knoblock, Mrs. Fred ]. Rice, Miss
Anna Ready, Mrs. L. A. Widmayer,
Hilda Rupert, Melita Haardt.
Sacred Heart of Mary-Eliza-
beth Dolan, Bessie Mills, Margaret
Harold, Edith BranSon, Emma
Mrs. Mary Maggie; Notre
Dame-Mary Agnes Quinn, Mrs.
]. F.. Hartnett, Aloyse Nohe, Marie
Nohe, Margaret OLeary: st. Ce-
Manogue, Margaret
Tappan, Catherine Dargon, Mary
A. SimonS, Nora Tappan, Olga
Clements: st. Anthony's-Clara
Klein. Rosemary Wheatley; st.
Collins, Catherine
Weigert, Mariana Grogan, Ruth
BroSSeau, Thelma HaSke, Evelyn
Harris; Immaculate Conception
Mrs. ]. T. Tabler, Mrs. Daniel
Casey, Mrs. Fred Griffith, Mrs.
Charles R. Brown, Loretta DriScoll,
and Agnes O'Connor.
The Washington Branch. Amer
ican Association of University
Women, today announce its sched-
uIe of events for next week.
Mrs. Otto T. Simon will speak
on CLARA Schumann, Artist and
Woman" tomorrow afternoon at
3:15 o'clock at a tea in the
I Street clubhouse. Mrs. Richard
Hogue will head the list of host
esses at the tea.
The Spanish Study Group will
meet at Z o'clock tomorrow night
in Room 4O1 of the clubhouse,
under the leadership of Miss
Helen Willis.
Dr.. Edith Allen, 25 E st. N. E,
will be hostess to The Players
Group at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow
night at her home.
A luncheon is being sponsored
Tuesday at 10 o'clock by the Hos
pitality Committee, with Mrs. E.
A. Trager as the hostess. Bridge,
under the direction of Mrs. Les
lie Whitten, will be played fol
lowing the luncheon.
At 8 o'clock Tuesday night, the
Evening Book Review Group will
meet. Mrs. AStor's Horse" by
Walker, will be reviewed.
The Morning Book Review Sec
ton will hear Mrs. James Fred
erick Rogers review Anne Morrow
Lindbergh's book, North to the
Orient" Thursday morning at IL
o'clock. Miss Alethea T. Ander-
son, readers advisor on fiction at
the Public Library, also will speak
on Some Books Suitable for
Christmas Gifts"
At 7:3O o'clock Thursday night,
the French Study Group will
meet in Room 401 of the club
house with Mrs. Georgette Cas-
kie, who is a native Parisienne.
The Art Appreciation Group will
meet at 8 o'clock on that same
night and continue their study OF
the art of Troy, Crete, and My
cenae.
DR.. Shic Sakanishi, in charge OF
the Japanese collection at the Ii
orary of Congress, will be the
guest of honor at luncheon OF
the Education Committee, next
Saturday afternoon at l o'clock.
DR.. Sakanishi will speak on
Some Phases of japanese Cul-
tural Backgrounds"
The Tuesday Evening Bridge
Section of the Women's City Club
was to hold a card party today
at 1870 o'clock in the club house,
1856 Jackson Pl. N. w.
Members who had planned to
today are Miss S. Pearle
Jencks, chairman; Miss Elva Nc
Namara, Miss Mary Gott, Miss
Loretta v. Barnes, Miss Elsa Don
aldson, Miss E. Kensett Vail, Miss
Nell Price, Miss May Belle Ray
nond, Mrs. Pauline B. Sabin, Mrs.
Laurence Fortune, Miss Anna
Kelly, Mrs. Mabel S. Whitmarsh,
Mrs. Don A. Sanford, Mrs. A. B.
Allen, Miss Martha Daughs, Miss
Norma BurWell and Mrs. Caroline
B. Stephen.
Members of the Women'S City
Club contributed 236 new
garments to the D. C. Branch,
Guild of America.
Leila G. LaVarre is chairman OF
the clubs NeedleWork Guild
group. The guild presents the
garments to needy families at