Evening star., 1938-04-14
RADIO broadcast will be given

~ at the Congressional Club
~ Saturday from 1915 to pm
T. by children of club members
Only children under 16 years of age
will take part in the program, which
will include musical numbers by the
Marine Band Orchestra The pro-
gram will be carried by N. B. C. and
will be broadcast to foreign countries
by short wave.
This will be the principal feature
of the annual children's party. Those
who are in charge are Mrs. Jed john
son. Mrs John E. Rankin. Mrs. Will
burn Cartwright and Mrs. Ralph
Church Children who will take part
are Mary Louise Hook, Doralyn and
Wilberta Cartwright, Jean and Joan
johnson, Annie Laurie Rankin. Lydia
and Mary O'Neil. Margaret Truman,
Virginia Garrett, Sarah Garrett, Julia
j. Ann Sparkman, Joan Lundeen, Pa
tricia Houston, Martha Polk, Terrelita
Maverick, Gene Cox. Jane Case. Rob-
ert Knifflin, Jesse Wollcott and Ralph
Church.
Mrs. Jay Winston Johns of Char
lottesvllle, Va. was reelected presi-
dent Of the Capital Division of the
Woman's National Farm and Garden
Association at the annual business
meeting yesterday at the American
Association of University Womens
clubhouse. She was prevented from
attending the meeting, however, by
Illness.
Mrs. Hays Mirkil, who was the
speaker, wore an Albanian costume of
white silk richly embroidered and
blue headdreSs. Long a resident of
Albania. she gave an enthusiastic de-
scription of the country and its people
Mr.. Faik konitza, the Albanian Min
lister, spoke briefly, saying that he was
glad to hear his country so we'll ex-
planned as it was frequently misunder-
stood because of its isolation Miss
Grace Frvsinger, international CO.
operation chairman, presided
Other officers elected we're: Record
Ing secretary, Mrs. S. D. Broadbent;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Ray
mond A. Pearson; assistant CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. Henry Void;
treasurer, Miss Evelyn D. Cannon;
assistant treasurer, Mrs E. j. O'Ble-
ness. Vice residents-District of Co.
lumbia. Mrs Arthur T. ESgate: Mary
land. Mrs. Frederick L. LeWton: Vir-
glnla, Mrs. Frank L. Ball; West Vir-
glnla. Mrs. Ellis A. Yost; directors
Mrs. Fernando Cmiberti, Mrs. Luther
Benton, Mrs. Murray Boocock and
Mrs, Roland Ringgold
Reaffirming the position taken some
time ago the Soroptimist Club in
dorsed District suffrage and national
representation at the luncheon meet
ing at the Willard Hotel yesterday.
The motion, that the club go on rec
ord as lndorsing District suffrage, and
that all members be urged to cast
their votes in the coming local cleo
ton, was made by Mrs. Edna knight
Gasch The club gave its support to
the movement some time ago when
the suffrage bill was first introduced
by Representative Mary T. Norton
An unanimous vote in favor of Mrs
Gasch's motion was recorded. Mrs
Agnes Newman is president of the
club
The thirty-ninth annual meeting of
the Danes of the Loyal Legion will
be held tomorrow and Saturday at the
MayfloWer Hotel with Nine. Canta-
cuzene, president, presiding. Lothrop
Stoddard, writer and lecturer will be
the speaker at the luncheon on Satur-
day. DR.. Stewart w. McCleland,
president of Lincoln Memorial Uni
verslty, will also attend
prize. awarded annually by Mrs.
Logan Tucker, in memory of her
father, Gen. John A. Logan. for the
chapter gaining the most new men,
bers during the year will be given to
the District Of Columbia Chapter.
New officers will be elected. Mrs.
David D. Good is slated to be the new
president.
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A BLACK and White Review" will
be presented by the Washington
Chapter of the National Home for
Jewish Children at Denver at the
Donor luncheon May II at the May
flower. The cast will be made up of
members of the organization and the
performance is under the direction
Of Mrs Albert Jacobson
Proceeds of the luncheon will be
sent to the childrens home in Denver
with ALLEGATIONS for the maintenance
of hut at Camp Chopowamsic for
local underprivileged children. Milk
and clothing will also be furnished