Evening star., 1937-10-31

annual caro- party NOVcWDcf AL
Pierce Hall.
The Woodrow Wilson Home and
School Association will meet Tuesday
evening in the school. A series OF dis
cussions of the problems confronting
the high school student and his par
ents will be opened. Mr.. Nelson, prin-
cipal, will tell what the colleges are
demanding Of the high schools in the
way Of preparation and DR.. Clarence
S. Marsh, vice president of the Amer
ican Council on Education, will pre-
sent expert testimony from the college
point of view and as the parent of a
college student. An open forum will
follow the talks.
w. Harold Smith is president.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, No.
1, Daughters Of Union Veterans Of the
Civil War, met at the headquarters,
with the president, Sylvia D. Mac
Laughlin, presiding.
The president will place wreath for
the tent at the Unknown Soldiers
Tomb on Armistice Day.
1t was Past Presidents Night. Men,
bers gave a resume of the activities
during their tenure of Office. Those
reporting were Miss Emma Hayward,
Mrs. Hester Warer. Mrs. Hermione
Sutton, Mrs. Kathryn Rain, Mrs.
Anna Horn, Mrs. Anna McElroy, Mrs.
Nan Thurber, Miss Lavinia Bashford
and Mrs Alice Meade.
Guests we're Miss Grace Hurd, ma
tional treasurer, and Messrs. McElroy,
Warner, Paulsgrove, Hauck, Parker
and Taylor, Sons of Union Veterans.
Arrangements have been completed
for celebrating Veterans Night, No.
vember 10, with a banquet at the La
Fayette Hotel, $50 pm, followed by a
reception at tent headquarters.
The next meeting will be November
IL. when a program will be given in
commemoration of Armistice Day.
Knights of st. John, Ladies' Auxil-
iary, District No. chairman Eleanor
Quade of the Good of the Order Com
mittee held meeting at her home
Friday to arrange for a card and
bingo party November 80 at Northeast
Masonic Temple.
The joint installation of officers
will be held November at 430 p.m.,
followed by banquet at $50 pm.
Mrs. Anna Goebel and Miss Irma
Hugin are in charge OF hotel arrange
ments. The hostesses are Supreme
Trustee Mrs. Omi Bingham, Mrs.
Mary Burke and Mrs. Elsie Hart.
Deputies Mrs. Wilfred P. Ross, Miss
Mary Ellen Arendes and Mrs. Mar
garet Smith will install District
Chaplain Rev. M. M. Hyle will speak
The Hotel Greeters OF America,
Women's Auxiliary No. 81, met Thurs
day at the Hotel Cairo. with President
Irene Stewart presiding. Manager
Hugh Neason and Mrs. Neason were
the hosts.
The first of series of parlia-
mentary procedure instructions from
International President Noble were
read and discussed. Educational Di-
rector Edna Thompson submitted a
writing on What We Expect of
Hotel Front Desk Clerk" for her pro-
gram.
A motorcade to Skyline drive will
be held today.
Miss Redmond of the Continental
Hotel was initiated. Miss Carrie B.
Cooke was installed first vice presi-
dent by Mrs. Harry Kopel.
Publicity Director Elsie Kopel
named the requirements for winning
the various prizes and trophies to be
awarded in Atlantic City in June.
Miss Carrie B. Cooke was appointed
guest columnist" for this months
American Greeter publicity.
Following the meeting the auxiliary
Joined the members of the charter
for entertainment and buffet sup
per. Weston Jones. jr.; Miss Jackie
Emberg and Earnest Deah were on
the program.
StonewalI jackson Chapter, U. d. c.,
will hold its annual fall party in the
guise of tacky party to raise funds
for the tuition fee Of young girl
whose education this chapter has be-
come responsible for. Prizes will be
given.
The president, Miss Maude Snead,
is chairman of arrangements, assisted
by the officers and members.
The Society Of Mayflower Descend
ants in the District Of Columbia will
entertain members of the General
Society of Mayf1ower Descendants
next autumn. The District governor,
Frank B. Steele, will attend the board
meeting of the General Society In
New York City November 6, to extend
the formal invitation and to decide
on the definite date. Others from
Washington attending this meeting
will be Mrs. Bertha M. Robertson,
assistant general, from the District
society, and Miss Margaret I. Fraser,
a delegate from the General Society
to the American Coalition.
At the annual meeting, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. Steele.
October 10, the following were elected:
Frank B. Steele, governor; Mrs. Bertha
M. Robertson, deputy governor; Rob-