Evening star., 1936-05-31
Miss Robinson Heads
District B. & P. w. Club
Other Officers Also Are Elected-Installa
ton Ceremonies to Be June 16 at
Congressional Country Club.

u ton of officers Tuesday eve
ming as follows: Miss Ruth Robin
son, president; Miss Nina Ki!isella,
vice president; Miss Jane Hanna,
treasurer; Miss Clara Beetle, corre-
spending secretary; Miss Frances
Mann, recording secretary, and Miss
Alice Webster and Miss Lucetta Stock
bridge, directors.
Installation ceremonies will be held
at the annual banquet June 16 at
the Congressional Country Club, with
Mrs. Eudora Ramsay Richardson OF
Richmond, Va, former field repre-
sentative of the national federation,
as installing officer.
The entertainment program last
Tuesday evening was arranged by
Mrs. Reithel Grim, who also led the
group singing. with Mrs. Vera Strock
as accompanist Mrs. Maud OCon-
nor presented a group of readings and
the club members who are affiliated
with the Y. w. c. A. Glee Club sang
several numbers, the singers being
Misses Mae R. Murray. Bonita Sweet,
Elsie Green. Jessie Smith, Rose Petta,
Mabel Byler and Esther Peters and
Mrs. Ruth Murphy.
The Marietta Park Junior Club will
elect officers tomorrow at the nome
of the director, Mrs. John D. kiley,
ABS Peabody street.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Civil War, met at 1922 New Hamp-
shire avenue, with President Eva
Garis presiding. Mrs. Genevieve Yost
and Mrs. Mary Jordan were admitted
to membership.
Members participated in exercises
May "a on the Potomac, at the Water
Gate and at Mount st. Albans. Mrs.
Eva Garis placed wreath yesterday
at the tomb of Gen. Logan and the
Civil War tomb.
Members will take part in the exer-
cises Flag day, June Is, at the Capt.
toll
Hadassah-The annual Spring
luncheon will be held at the May
flower Hotel next Tuesday. Mrs.
Charles M. Rosenthal is acting chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Alec Rosenblum.
Tickets are in charge of Mrs. Harry
Schwartz and Mrs Joseph Friedman.
Buttercups-Pauline Fry and Jane
Scott were hostesses Monday evening
at SO Rhode Island avenue northeast.
Activities were planned for the Sum-
mer.
MI Of
trict of Columbia Dental Society will
hold a garden luncheon, followed by
bridge at the home of Mrs. Hugh
B. Meloy, $500 Rittenhouse street,
Wednesday at l o'clock. Proceeds
of the luncheon will go for the main
tenance of the free dental clinic at
Children's Hospital. Mrs. Alec Rosen-
blum is chairman.
For reservations call Mrs. William
M. Sweet, Adams 5207.
Junior Hadassah elected officers
Monday at the Jewish Community
Center as follows: President, Sophie
Baynard; vice president, Esther Ro-
senberg; second vice president, Ethel
Witt recording secretary, Ruth
Blond: corresponding secretary, Edith
Oshinsky: financial secretary, Caro-
lyn Berenter, and treasurer, Leah
Levin.
The donor banquet with the in
stallation of officers will be held June
IA at the Volga Boatman Club The
committee in charge of arrangements
consists of Betty Sender, assisted by
Lillian Feldman.
The Moonlight will be held Thurs
day on the Wilson Line at $50. The
chairman is Carolyn Berenter. Tickets
may be had by communicating with
Miss Berenter.
The Junior W0men's Club met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Jack
Vogel, 110 Cedar avenue, Takoma
Park, Md.
Mrs. Perry Huff reported a contri-
button had been made to the Boys
Club, sponsored by the Metropolitan
Police Department.
Officers elected were: President,
Mrs John r Lucker: vice president,
Marian White; second vice president,
Catherine Haislip; recording secretary,
D
retary, Carrie Trivett, and treasurer,
Mrs. Jessie Swingle.
Vocal selections we're given by Clara
Mae Tarbett, assisted at the piano by
Mrs. John T. Lucker.
The hostesses serving with Mrs.
Vogel were Mrs. Joy Waters and Mrs.
F. B. Linton, jr.
Business WOmen's Council meeting
In the chapel of the Covenant-First
Presbyterian Church, Tuesday at 8
pm. Miss Ann Singleton will speak
on Around the World on Ones
Own" Rev. Samuel r. Allison will
speak at the devotional period at
GAS.
The Society of Free Lance Writers
met May 81, at the Shoreham Hotel.
Senator Duffy made an address and
showed moving pictures of trip
of the congressional delegation to the
inauguration of the Philippine Com
monwealth Government.
The following officers were elected:
President, Mayne r. Coe; vice presi-
dent, Ivy Lindsey; secretary Rita
Zarin; treasurer, Nellie Bordeaux;
publicity director, Elizabeth Tilton
Prize winners in the recent short
story contest will be announced at
the annual banquet June at the
Shoreham. All interested in writing
are invited. For reservations call Col.
E. S. Sayer, Cleveland 1874.
Petworth Woman's Club-Mrs. lie
Verne Beales. president, will preside
at the annual meeting tomorrow at 8
PM at the Petworth School.
The annual banquet will be held at
the Kenwood Country Club at $50
pm. June 4. There will be vocal
solos by Mrs Ruth H. Snodgrass, ac-
companied by Mrs. Mary C. Tighe,
and Mrs. Nellie Chellette, accompanied