The Washington times., 1936-03-14
Judge Roedy
To Be Heard
ByWomen
BY MARY PADGETT

Judge Ellen Raedy Will speak on
the work of the Municipal Court
before the Washington branch,
American Association Of Univer.
sity Women, at the clubs tea hour
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock in
the headquarters, 1884 I st. N. w.
Mrs. Parker D. Trask will be
hostess. Assisting at the tea tables
will be Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr.,
Miss Mabel Hiatt, Mrs. A. Reming.
ton Kellogg, Mrs. Alice Merrill and
Mrs. Chester B. Watts. Other as
Sisting hostesseS will be Mrs. Ralph
AlbertSon, Mrs. Paul R. Heyl,
Miss Katherine Koetz, Miss Bertha
Meridian, Miss Clara Noyes, Miss
Villett Sullivan and Miss Ana
Thomas.
Other activities of the branch
for the coming week include the
meeting Of the drama study group,
with Mrs. Horace Torbert presid.
ing, Wednesday morning at IL
o'clock. Mrs. George Hyman will
discuss the Russian dramatist,
Cork.
will Have Readings
The Martha MacLear poetry
group, under the leadership of
Mrs. Richard Hogue, will meet
Tuesday morning at II o'clock.
Mrs. Hogue will read from Thomas
H'ornsby Ferrill's "WeStering'
and Miss Ruth Evelyn Henderson
from Frank Ernest Hills West
ward Star" Both Of these poets
are concerned with pioneer his
tory and tradition. Miss Hender
son will sum up points character
istic Of the postwar poetry of the
American scene. After the lunch.
con the group will hear Mrs. j. L.
jackson discuss the work Of John
Peale Bishop, Southern writer.
The Junior group will hold
dinner and bridge party, beginning
at $50 o'clock next Thursday
night. Miss Virginia Kinnard is
leader of this group. Miss Eleanor
Leech will be hostess.
Members of the Washington
branch will participate in
luncheon-bridge Friday afternoon
at l o'clock. Mrs. Leslie Whitten is
chairman of the committee on ar.
rangements and Mrs. Clyde M.
Hadley will be hostess for the
luncheon. 1t is certain to be a
grand party.
French" Luncheon
Also at o'clock the same day
there will be a French" luncheon,
with Miss Elizabeth Carhart in
charge.
M. Rene Samson, director of
modern languages in the high
schools Of the District, will speak.
Members and guests Of the group
will play bridge in French after
luncheon and the talk.
There will be another club lunch.
con next Saturday at lis o'clock.
Miss MalVina Lindsay, local news
paperwoman, will speak on the de.
velopment OF the woman's page.
Holds Spring Dance
Delta Alpha Sorority will hold
its spring dance Friday, March 81,
at the Kenwood Country Club
sponsored by the national council.
Miss Kathryn Cunningham is
general chairman. Miss Elizabeth
Beach, national president and
member of Delta Chapter, has
been appointed by Miss Cunning
ham to serve as chairman of the
floor committee. Other members
of the dance committee include
Mrs. Jessie B. hummer, Beta
Chapter; Miss Anna Kimball,
Gamma Chapter, and Miss Kath.
crime Tanis, of Zeta Chapter.
Form Luncheon Group
Members Of Alpha Chi Omega,
who were unable to attend the
regular evening meetings of the
fraternity. have founded lunch.
con group and thus affiliated
with Alpha Epsilon Alpha Alum
nae Chapter. Their second lunch
con will be held at o'clock Tues
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Owen D. Scott, 102 North
Garfield, Clarendon, Va. Mrs. l.
o. Graham will be cohostess.
Mrs. Scott is receiving reserva-
tionS.
Building Fund Dance
The Ladies Auxiliary of the |
Southeast Hebrew Congregation |
will hold its annual card party |
and dance tomorrow night at the
Willard Hotel. Proceeds will be
used for the building fund.
Those in charge of the dance |
are Mrs. Morris Rods, chairman;
Mrs. A. j. Berlin, co-chairman; |
Mrs. A. M. Baker, program chair
man; Mrs. w. Lift, treasurer,
Mrs. L. Rassin, tickets. There |
will be a prize waltz contest.
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