Evening star., 1937-04-10
Functions
Planned by
Societies
Dances and Card
Parties Sched-
uled.

n ESIDENTS of Michigan and
- their friends are invited to
attend the last dance of the
Il season, to be given by the
Michigan State Society at the Conti-
mental Hotel Friday evening.
Among those expected to attend are
Senator PrentiSs M. Brown, Mrs.
Woodbridge N. Ferris, Representative
George d. O'Brien, Representative
Louis c. Rabaut, Representative John
D. Dingell, Representative Paul w.
Shafer, Representative Carl E. Mapes,
Representative Fred l.. Crawford,
Representative Roy o. Woodruff, Rep
resentative John Luecke, Representa-
tive John Lesinski, Representative
Frank e. Hook, Representative George
G. Sadowski and Representative
George A. Dondero, president of the
society.
An invitation has been extended 10
Mrs, Thomas F. McAllister, director
OF the women's division of the Demo-
cratic National Committee, to be honor
guest of the society for the evening.
Gard tables will be furnished for
those not desiring to dance, and a
handsome door prize will be donated.
Tickets may be obtained by teIe-
phoning Representative George A.
Dondero's office, or at the Continental
Hotel on the evening of the dance.
Minnesota Society
And Alumni Party.
THE Spring dance of the Minnesota
Stale Society and University of
Minnesota Alumni Association will
take place At the Wsrdman Park
Hotel on Thursday. April %, from 8
O'Clock 10 l O'Clock.
It is expected that this dance will
draw the largest crowd OF the season
and all the Senator'S. Representatives
and prominent Minnesota govern
ment officials are being invited TO
attend.
All those holding 1887 membership
cards will be admitted free Advance
tickets may be obtained from Mr.. Sid
ney Ssrff, secretary.
Ladies Auxiliary
Plans Benefit Party.
A T A recent meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Catholic School
Of Social Service, plans were COM
pleted for q benefit card party TO be
held at the Wardman Park Hotel on
Monday evening, May 3, 1897. AS in
the past, the proceeds of this affair
will go to the establishment of a
years scholarship in the school.
The following committee chairmen
have been appointed: Patrons, Mrs.
Arthur Mullen; reception, Mrs. D. K.
Butler; candy. Mrs. Thomas A. Flynn;
publicity, Mrs George Wenzel; sur
prises, Mrs. Peter K. Faerber; ar
rangements, Mrs. James Collitiower; /;
printing, Mrs. Charles Mcmahon; !;
prizes, Mrs. j. Rozier Biggs, and Mrs,
John Victory has charge of the tickets.
THE New York State Society's last
dance event of the 1936-1937
social season will be held Friday eve
ming, April %, in the West ballroom
of the Shoreham Hotel
This is the special dance given bv
the society TO its members in view of
the successful year 1t has enjoyed.
AS a gesture of friendlineSS TO the
guests and friends of members who
have also made this additional fea-
ture possible, reduction in the usual
admission price has been made. These
firlofc ho OF he
of the ballroom the evening of the
dance, or from the treasurer, Mr.. C.
M. Little, Southern Railway Building.
Other surprises will feature the eve
ning's entertainment. Included among
these will be a moonlight waltz and
prize dance number.
The annual meeting for the elec-
ton of officers will be held on Tues
day evening, June /, and announce
ment will be made later as to the
place of meeting.
The present officers of the society
are as follows: President, Dr.. Lamar
Harris; vice presidents. Mr.. Walter D.
Sutclitfe, Mr.. Samuel J. Gompers and
Miss Leona Decker; treasurer, Mr.. c.
M. Little: secretary, Miss Irene E.
Boehlert; historian, Miss Mary Teresa
Paro; trustees, Messrs. John Taber,
M. c.; John ]. Boylan, M. S.; William
F. Richard. Herbert G. Barrot and
Henry H. Wright; chairman Of Re
ception Committee, Mrs. Grace E.
Strait, and chairman of Floor Com
mlttee, Mr.. James E. Black.
Texans to Meet
Saturday, April IL.