The Washington times., 1937-01-15
MEETING SLATED
BY WOMEN
DEMOCRATS
By MARY PADGETT

An extensive program Of enter
tainment for delegates who will
attend the two-day meeting Of the
third affiliated conference Of
clubs Of the Woman's National
Democratic Club, Monday and
Tuesday here at the clubhouse,
1925 New Hampshire Ave. N. W.,
Is being arranged by the local
members.
The affiliated clubs are showing
much interest in the scheduled
meeting. Delegates from points Of
California, Washington, Georgia,
Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, Texas,
Indiana and New York are among
those who have already notified
headquarters they are coming.
Nearer at hand are members from
affiliated clubs in Maryland, Ken
lucky, Virginia, Ohio and TeDnes-
see, with reservations coming in
daily.
Mrs. Herrick in Charge
Mrs. Samuel Herrick and her
committee is in charge of the
program of entertainment during
the two-days. Miss Mary Dewson,
vice chairman of the Democratic
National Committee, is one Of q
number Of speakers who will
address the meetings.
The delegates are to be taken
for drive around the Capital
City Monday afternoon with a
stop-off to see the muralS, created
under auspices of the WPA art
program, in the new Government
buildings. Mrs. James T. Newton
is the chairman of the committee
in charge of this part of the pro-
gram. She will have assisting
her Mrs. Howell Morehead, Mrs. E.
R. Preston. Mrs. j. w. Gravely,
Mrs Brett Drane and Mrs. w. q.
White.
The committee on registrations
is made up of Mrs. E. c. Seibert,
chairman; Mrs. Raymond Ander.
son, Mrs. Pauline Byrd, Mrs. T. M.
Sebrell, Mrs. j. Craig Peacock,
Miss Margaret Ayers, Mrs. w. L.
Beale, Miss Sue White, Mrs j.
Brent Clark, Miss Florence Arm
strong, Mrs. Rene Jones Taylor.
Mrs. Glen clifford, Mrs. Emil
Hurja, Mrs. Dwight Webb, Miss
Ethel Weaver, Miss Ruth Oberly,
Mrs. Preston Delano, Mrs. Charles
Estes, Mrs. r. c. Brown, Mrs. Nor
man Underwood and Mrs. e. B.
Prettyman.
Speakers ut Luncheon
Speakers from the Democratic
national committee will be heard
at the luncheon session, Monday
at 1890 p. m. That night at 1880
o'clock, Miss Frances Perkins, Sec
retary of Labor, and Senator Jo-
Seph T. Robinson, Of Arkansas, will
be speakers.
Women members Of Congress
will be speakers at the luncheon
on Tuesday. That afternoon at S
o'clock there will be a tea in honor
of Mrs. Roosevelt.
A tea will be given tomorrow by
the Woman's Council of Columbia
Heights Christian Church at 1435
Park Road at 2:30 p. m. Beautiful
shawls and costumes will be mod
eled and displayed.
PatroneSSeS of the tea include
Mrs. Robert W. Dewey, Mrs. E. II.
Eh1iS, Mrs. F. J. Hobbs, Mrs. Wal
ter Metz, Miss Elizabeth Wilson
and Mrs. Wyman. Mrs. Paul Ont
rich is chairman of the tea, as
sisted by Mrs. Clay Blackstock,
Mrs. John Beck, Mrs. Richard
Brobyn, Mrs. Thomas E. Dredge,
Mrs. D. S. Funk, Mrs. William Hill,
Mrs. Frank Keating. Mrs. John
Kenney, Mrs. Ronald Magee and
Mrs. James Woodward.
Mrs. William Collins and Miss
Marjorie Wilson are arranging
the musical program: pianistS will
be Mrs. Barrett and Mr.. Eicher;
soloists: Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Wag-
ner and Miss Wilson. A group of
Chinese children from the Chi
nese Sunday School will sing.
Mrs. F. M. Foster, president of
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Missionary Society, Mrs. E. v.
Pugh. president of the Woman's
Council of the Federation of
Churches, and Mrs. A. P. Wilson,
president of the Columbia Heights
Church Council. will preside at
the tea table.
Mrs. Rutherford j. Poison will
entertain at tea from to S p. m.
tomorrow for members of the Phi
Omega Pi, national college soro-
rity, at her home, 1927 Quesada
st. N. w. All alumnae of the
sorority are invited to attend. De-
tails OF the forthcoming Pan
Hellenic luncheon to be held Feb
ruary 13 will be discussed.
Mrs. Poison will be assisted by
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