The Washington times., 1937-02-24
DEMOCRATIC
ELECTION SET
FOR TODAY
By MARY PADGETT

WON a MS National Democratic
Club is being held today at the
clubhouse, 1925 New Hampshire
Ave. N. w.
A pilgrimage, to place a wreath
on the tomb Of woodrow Wilson
opened the days program. Lun-
cheon at the clubhouse for club
members only followed, with Mrs.
Rose Yates Forester as chairman
and speaker.
The business meeting was sched.
uled to begin at 4 p. m, and to-
night a dinner will take place, with
Glenn Shaver, former national
committeeman, as the guest OF
honor and speaker. At the dinner.
Mrs. Edgar B. Kay, chairman OF
the election committee, will an
nounce the results Of the days
balloting.
The ticket, unopposed, which
d. will be voted on is as follows:
President, Mrs. Wilbur W. Hub
bard: first vice president, Mrs. Gar
land S. Ferguson, jr.; second vice
president, Mrs. ]. Brent Clarke /;
recording secretary, Mrs. Albert A.
Jones; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. william e. Fort: treasurer,
Mrs. Frank S. Bright; and board
of governors for 1937-1941, Mrs. Ed
ward B. Costigan, Mrs. Charles S.
Hamlin, Mrs. Burton z. Wheeler,
Mrs. Wilbur w. Hubbard and Miss
Ellis Meredith.
The clubs incoming president is
one Of the charter members and
holds a life membership. Her hus-
band is an association member OF
the organization.
Mrs. Bennett Champ Clark is
chairman of a committee on ar
rangementS for the Woman'S Ma
tional Democratic Club fashion
show, which will take place
March /.
Women and girls who will model
the spring styles on that occasion
include Mrs. Millard E. TydingS,
wife Of the Maryland Senator; Mrs
Claude Pepper, bride of Florida's
new Senator; Mrs. George Allen,
wife of the District Commissioner:
Mrs. Richard Kleberg, Mrs. Albert
"A. Jones, Mrs. William 3. Snow,
Mrs. Henry Schweinhaut, Mrs. vii.
liam A. Morgan, Mrs. Garland
Ferguson, jr.; Miss Mary Senate
Howes, Miss Judith Honeyman
whose mother is Oregon'S new
Representative, and Miss Kath
crime Friant.
Mrs. Clark's committee is com
prised of Mrs. Emil Hurja, Mrs
Harllee Branch, Mrs. J. Fred ES
Sary, Mrs. Garland Ferguson and
Mrs. Warren Lee PierSon. They
will act as mistreSses of models
describing the dresses as they are
modelled.
Mrs. John Nance Garner, wife
Of the Vice President, will be
among the guests Of the show.
The committee on reservations
includes Mrs. Charles Andrews
Mrs. Edward Eiker and Mrs
James Craig Peacock.
The Women's City Club will
begin a series of Adventures in
Music" the first of which will
take place tomorrow at 8:15 D
m. in the clubhouse, 736 Jackson
Pl. N. W.
These adventures" will be un
der the direction Of Mrs. Mary
liant Couch, chairman of music
for the club. They will take
place for six weeks on successive
Thursday nights.
The first program, Pipes o1
PAN" will show how music aided
in laying the foundation of civi
lized life. Mrs. Couch will de
scribe ancient music of the pc
riod. of Egypt, Greece and Rome
and it's relation to the orchestra
method of today. Primitive types
of pipes, drums and Stringed in
Struments will be displayed. Sc
lections will be played by Charles
Mitchell. trumpeter.
Next weeks program will re
veal the development OF music
from the Middle Ages through
the plain folk and the church
Mrs. Lucille Pierce Ferguson will
tell of her research with folk
music in the mountain country
of Kentucky.
Mrs. Arthur Seaton, pianist
will contribute to one of the later
programs, as will other club
members.
At the meeting of the book
review section tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock, Mrs. VeSts
Eales will bring her rowing
library and will give a group Of
short reviews of present popu
lar books.
Louis Dreeben, baritone, will give
program of songs at the club tea
next Sunday afternoon at S o'clock
Miss Sue laramie, pianist, will &C
company the singer.
Livingston Manor Ch apt er
Daughters Of the American Revo
luton, will celebrate it's twenty
eighth birthday anniversary at a
party from to 6 p. m. today at the
home of Mrs. Percy M. Bailey, Bill
Cathedral Ave. N. w.
Compromise by Reich
Thurrhor Donor4o1