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Senator and Mrs. Morris Sheppard,
Senator Harry Flood Byrd, Senator
Richard B. Russell, Miss Ema Rus
sell, Representative and Mrs. John
McSwain. Representative and Mrs.
Clifford Woodrum, Representative and
Mrs. Lister Hill, Mrs. Ollie James,
Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold Noyes, Mrs.
Eugene Barr, Miss Lois Brown, Mrs.
Cara Settles, Mrs. Clarence Engle,
Miss Laura Martin, Miss Lorena
Hewitt, Mrs. Charles Wagner, Mrs.
Richard Allen, Mrs. G. H. Alexander,
Mrs. Norma Britton, Mrs. Francis
Shirley, Mrs. Mary D. Howe, Mrs.
Adolphus Wells, Mrs. M. Declare
Berry, Mrs. Ernest Loving, Miss Laura
SnuggS, DR.. Ella Sales, Mrs. U. 0.
Owens, Miss Florence Lancaster, Miss
Elton Pillow, Mrs. Howard Bishop.
Mrs. Rosa Lee Wood, Mrs. Frederick
Yates, Mrs. Ernest William Howard,
jr.; Mrs. Marie Seddicum, Mrs. Sam
uel Miller, Miss Lillian Grey, Miss
Althea Gresham, Miss Peggy Wilker-
son, Mrs. Bell Penn, Mrs. Robert
Hughes, Miss Leila Vogle, Mrs. H. +.
FoneS, Miss Laura Sansbury, Miss
Elizabeth Barr, Miss Dorothy Mccoy,
Mrs. Elizabeth McLemore, Miss Leila
Brown and Miss Dorothy Cone.
The Rev. Francis j. Haas told CT the
problems labor faces in the New Deal
and its efforts for solution at the
Woman's National Democratic lunch
con today. Seated at the speakers
table with Father Haas and Mrs.
Frank j. Morrison, who introduced
him, were Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin,
president of the club; Mrs. Patrick A.
McCarran, Mrs Harry White of Bal
timore. Mrs. Merritt o. Chance, Mrs.
Samuel Herrick, Mrs. Bates Warren
and Mrs. James T. Newton.
Mrs. c. M. Thomas and Mrs. Bryan
Smith, who have been the guests of
Miss Sarah Thomas in Fairfax, have
returned to their home in Culpeper,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin P. Gaul of
Philadelphia are at the Carlton for a
few days.
Alabama Society Will
Entertain Gov. Graves.
Final plans for the celebration of
the Alabama Society of Washington in
honor of Gov. and Mrs. Bibb Graves
of Alabama at the Willard Hotel
Friday evening, March 8, will be made
at a special meeting of the society
Saturday at lis o'clock at the Har-
rington Hotel. All committees have
been requested to make their reports
at this meeting, and other business of
the society will be transacted. A call
to all members to attend this meeting
has been issued by Mrs. B. Y Martin,
general chairman of the Governors S
Banquet Committee.
Invitations to the celebration in
honor of the Alabama Governor have
been issued to number of high Off
cials in the Federal service. Several
high State officials of Alabama, in
Guiding the Speaker of the House of
Representatives and Mrs. r. H. Walk
er, will accompany Gov. and Mrs.
Graves to Washington.
The Governors night celebration
will begin with banquet, promptly
at o'clock, according to the tentative
program arranged by a committee
headed by Mrs. Allgood, wife of for
mer Representative Miles c. Allgood
of Alabama. Greetings will be extend
ed to the Governor and Mrs Graves by
high Federal officials and officers of
the society, and Gov. Graves, who was
a colonel in overseas service in
France, will respond with an address.
The banquet will be concluded at $50
o'clock and a general reception will
follow in the large ball room of the
Willard. There will be grand march
and ball until l o'clock. The entire
Alabama delegation in the Congress,
including Senator Black and Senator
Bankhead, will occupy places of honor
at the banquet.
Banquet tickets, which are being re-
served through the chairman, Mrs.
B. Y. Martin, at the Westchester
Apartments, will admit holders to the
entire evenings entertainment. The
reservations for the banquet are lin
tied by the capacity of the small ball
room.
Committee chairmen in charge of
the affair are: Banquet, Mrs. Martin;
Program, Mrs. Allgood; Distinguished
Guests, Mr.. E. K. Mcdowell; Floor,
Mr.. Ira Balm; Host and Hostess, Col
A. r. Brindley and Mrs H. o. Sargent;
Reception, Mr.. Morgan Baker; Deco
rations, Mrs. Robert Winston; Guest,
Mr.. A. G. Patterson; Door, Mr.. A. C.
Radue; Banquet Table, Mrs Pauline
Byrd, and Information, Miss Frances
Youngblood.
The Gonzaga High School Alumni
Association will hold its annual dance
in the italian gardens of the May
flower Hotel Thursday evening from
10 to / o'clock. Plans for the dance
are under the general direction of Mr..
Bernard F. Garvey, class of IL, presi-
dent of the alumni association, and
Mr.. Al Philip Kane, '24, chairman of
the Dance Committee. Patrons and
patroneSses include DR.. and Mrs. j.
Chester Brady, Mr.. Thomas A. Can't
well, Mr.. and Mrs John J. Carmody,
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Collifower,
Hon. Martin Conboy, Mr.. and Mrs. P.