The Washington times., 1936-10-13
BUSY SEASON
FOR PARK VIEW
WOMEN
BY MARY PADGETT


the Park View Woman's Club, OF
which Mrs. Warren Wagner, 1874
Park Pl. N. W., is president.
Today the members are gather
ing at the summer home Of Mrs.
Kirby for their first regular meet
ing, which will be in the form Of
q picnic. In arranging today'S
meeting, Mrs. r. E. JonScher. Sec
ond vice president, has been
chairman of the program and
transportation, and Mrs. Aria Nor
gan, first vice president, has been
in charge Of luncheon arrange
mentS.
Mrs. Lawrence E. Murray, chair
man of the education department,
announces that the first art meet
ing will be at a tea, Thursday
afternoon, at l:30 o'clock, at Mrs.
Wagner's residence.
Mrs. Claribel Welsh. head of the
food and nutrition department OF
Maryland University, will speak on
selection of Food for Health"
Those who comprise the educa-
ton department are members OF
the art, civic and educational com,
mittees. Mrs. Fred S. Walker will
assist Mrs. Wagner in receiving
members of the group.
Mrs. Aria Morgan, chairman OF
the ways and means committee,
announces that a card party Will
be held at the Fairfax Hotel,
wednesday, october 81. Lunch
con also will be served. Mrs. Nor
gan also announces that the regu-
lar bridge section will resume ac-
tivities on Tuesday, october TO- at
her home, 425 Manor Pl. N. w
installation of the eight newly
elected presidents Of the local
chapters of Beta Chi Sorority
took place at a meeting last night
in the Raleigh Hotel. Sorority
chairman, Miss Louise Mills, pre-
sided. The presidents installed
and their respective chapters are
as follows:
Alpha, Ella Lorraine BranSon;
Gamma, Lorraine Rice; Eta, Alma
Nusser; Mu, Ann Vito; Chi,
Frances Wilson; Pi, Eta DENIM;
Rho, Agnes Gowen; Upsilon, Mary
KeSSler.
The next council meeting Of
Beta Chi will be held Monday, NO
vember 9, at BIS p. m. in the
Raleigh Hotel.
Activities for the season will be-
gin for Chapter B. P. E. o. Sister
hood, when it meets for the first
time tonight at ; o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. Robert H. Young,
1926 Newton St. The guest
speaker will be Genevieve Hen
dricks, interior decorator, who
has taken for her subject, Col
lecting Antiques in Europe"
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs.
Eleanor S. Ramsay and Mrs. Mar
garet B. Dennison. Presiding at
the meeting will be Mrs. Eugene
H. Pitcher president.
DR.. Boyd Carpenter, professor
Of international relations at the
School of Foreign Service, George
town University, will be the guest
speaker before the Woman'S Club
of Bethesda tonight at meeting
in the clubhouse on the Old
Georgetown Road.
Mrs. Edward NJ. Willis is chair
man of hoStesseS for tonight. Hus-
bands of members and friends
have been invited to the meeting.
Mrs. Lewis A. Payne, governor
Of the District Chapter of the In
ternational Federation of Catholic
Alumnae, has appointed Miss
Evangeline Rice, of the Sacred
Heart Academy Alumnae, as chair
man of the literature committee.
Miss Rice announces that DR..
Arthur Deering, of the teaching
staff of Catholic University and
Trinity College, will conduct
creative writing class every Tues
Gay night at 8 o'clock at 1903 L
st. N. W., for a period of ten
weeks. The first of DR.. behring's
lectures will be held tonight.
Miss Marguerite J. Throckmor-
ton. of Phi Sigma Epsilon Sorority,
Is the new president of the Non
Academic Pan-Hellenic Associa-
ton, receiving her office at the
recent annual election.
Other new officers include Miss
Dorothy Gardner, of Sigma Epsi-
lon, first vice president; Miss
Peggy Connor, of Sigma Phi
Gamma, second vice president;
Mrs. Lillian Walker, of Tau Beta
Phi, treasurer; Miss Helen Harris,
of Phi Beta Psi, secretary; Miss
Winnei Hauk, of Lambda Chi, his
torian and publicity director, and
Miss Clara Dikeman, of Alpha
zeta Beta. chaplain.
Installation of officers will take
place next Monday.