Evening star., 1935-01-12

tail party for company OF zu Irlelius
at her home ON Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring, Md, last night, previous to
the dance held at the Indian Spring
Country Club for the benefit OF st.
Michaels Parish School.
Ohio Girls Club Holding
First Dance Of Year Tonight.
A new year dance, featuring novelty
dances, prizes and good music. will
be held by the Ohio Girls Club to-
night at 1926 Massachusetts, avenue
northwest. Miss Kathryn F. Kelly is
chairman Of arrangements.
The annual benefit card party Is
scheduled for Friday night, January
18, with a prize for each table. All
Ohio girls in Washington and their
friends are cordially invited to these
social affairs.
DR.. and Mrs. w. J. G. Thomas are
spending their vacation in Florida and
will return to their home at the West
chester the latter part Of January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude B. Miller of
Yunnanfu, Yunan Province, in West
ern China, who have been the guests
Of Mr.. Miller's aunt, Mrs. M. NJ. Mat
tison, and OF Mrs. Miller's brother and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Daw-
son, left for the West Wednesday
morning. They will visit his brother
in Utah and they will spend some time
with Mr.. Miller's mother, Mrs. v. Z.
Miller, at her home in Chowchilla,
Calf, before sailing April for the
Orient.
Returning from China after seven
years Of mission service, they arrived
in New York and spent short time
with Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs. Will
liam Dawson, in Massachusetts,, and
she, with her other daughter, Miss
Marion Dawson, accompanied them
to Washington, where the family has
been together. As they go to the
Pacific to take the return passage, it
will give them an interesting vacation
trip around the world.
The John K. Mullen Memorial Lii
brery on the campus Of the Catholic
University in Washington was the
scene last night of the second annual
cooperative alumni -alumnae card
party and dance sponsored by the
local chapters of the two branches
Of the National Catholic University
Alumni Association. The committee
on arrangements was headed by Miss
Sheila Doody, general chairman.
Beginning at $3.50 o'clock, the affair
lasted until midnight. Members of
the Ticket Committee included Miss
Ruth Parker and Miss Mary Guerin
for the alumni group, and Mr.. Urban
Maley, Mr.. John Brosnan, Mr..
Bernard Hemelt, Mr.. John Beuchert
and DR.. August App for the alumni.
The purpose Of the function, like
that Of a year ago, is to further gen.
eral alumni and alumnae cooperation
and interassociation, and to assist in
the maintenance of a foundation for
an alumni scholarship for Catholic
University students.
The Nineteen Club Of Leonardtown,
Md, held its January dinner dance
last Thursday evening at the Club
Habana, the party occupying the
Habana balcony room.
Attending were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Rutledge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles I. Norris, Miss Miriam Drury,
Miss Violet Mattingly, Miss Bertha
Thomas, Miss Helen Coombs, Miss
Martha Mattingly, Miss Margaret
Wigginton, Miss Marguerite Mating
ly, Mr.. Thomas Bond, Mr.. Frank
Coombs, Mr.. George c. Peverley. jr.;
Mr.. Charles Fenwick, Mr.. La Verne
Miller, Mr.. James A. Norris, Mr..
William A. Loker and Mr.. Frank
Sterling.
Nu Omega Chi Sorority will hold a
dinner and dance at the Club Habana
this evening in compliment to its
four recently elected MEMBERSHIPS
Marion Hickman, Miss Mary Bisker,
Miss Helen Joffe and Miss Sadie Rez-
nick.
About 80 members and their guests
will attend the party, which will
occupy the balcony room OF the
| Habana.
DR.. and Mrs. w. @. Welburn of
Ballston, Va, have as guests their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Miles H. Mann, and daughter,
Patricia Mann, Of Norwich, Conn,
| who continued their trip to Florida,
where they will pass some time. Little
Miss Patricia will remain in Ballston
with her grandparents during their
absence.
Mrs. Alice Topley was hostess at a
| bridge luncheon Wednesday at her
home in Cherrydale, Va, entertaining
Mrs. Winnie Goodrich, Mrs. Emma
Goodrich, Mrs. William Topley, Mrs.
Frank Brennan, Mrs. Ernest Funder
and Mrs. Charles Taylor of Arlington
| County