Evening star., 1938-02-23
Democrats
Plan Rally
March l
New York State
Club Lists Five
Sneakers.


- O'Day, William r. Byrne, Al
fred F. Better, James F. Ian"
zetta and Eugene F. Keogh
will speak at rally to be held by
the New York State Democratic Club
the evening of March l at the Ma
tional Democratic Club. 1900 Rhode
Island avenue NV It will be fol-
lowed by dance.
Serving on the committees, headed
by Mrs. Eva Steiner and Owen Keene,
are Mrs. Molly Rosenfeld, Margaret
F. Herman, Irene Wolcheck, Anna
F. Davidson, Elizabeth Ruth, Mrs.
Rose Hidde, Mrs. Dot Ebert, Mrs.
Louise Ward, Genevieve Silver, Dor
othy Misner, Mrs. Harold F. O'Hare,
Mr.. O'Hare. Peter j. Connolly, Leon
ard Klotz, Samuel Taub. D. N. Theo-
dore, Frederic Frost. Emily T. Stew
art, Sol Silver and Frank Longdon.
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Miss Helen Hazeltine
Will Speak.
Miss Helen Hazeltine, assistant in
institutional care of the United States
Children's Bureau, will be the speaker
at the lunch by the department OF
government and child welfare Of the
Voteless League of Women Voters Feb
ruary % at 1915 at the Y. w. C. A.
Mrs. R. Gordon Wagenet is chairman
OF this department.
The subject of the meeting will be
"Present Trends in Detention Prac-
tice."
Miss Hazeltine will discuss the sub
ject effectively. Reservations for the
luncheon must be made with Mrs.
Franklin Ryan at the Broadmoor not
later than noon February e.
The annual St. Patrick's dance will
be held by the United Irish Club
March II at the Raleigh Hotel. James
J. Madden heads the committee on
tickets and he will be assisted by Denis
E. O'Connell. Other committee chair
men are James j. Corbett. publicity;
Jerry j. Cullinane, music; Miss Han
nah O'keefe, Miss Helen Morley and
Miss Nora Costello, reception.
A series of three muSicales, to sup
port homeless children in Spain. will
be given under the auspices of the
Women's Committee to Aid Spanish
Children at Phillips Memorial Art
Gallery, February Is. March 4 and
March II. at 4:45 pm.
A program by Pro Musica Quartet
of Frederick Evonch, Jeno Sevely,
Ralph Hersh and William Brennand
has been arranged for two of the con-
certs. Velma Kaplan, famous pianist,
and Leo Krakow and Ralph Hersh.
violinists, will feature sonata recital
The funds will go to the Villagordo
home near Valencia, where 25 chill
dren are being supported by the
Friends Of Spanish Democracy.
Tickets for the series may be OBJ
tained from the Washington Friends,
1440 H street NV. or at the Phillips
Memorial Art Gallery.
Casts for the three one-act plays to
be presented by the Laboratory Little
Theater of the District of Columbia
Branch of the National League of
American Penwomen, March and S,
at the Grafton Hotel have been an
nounced
The Bridge of Rama" written by
Mrs. Larz Anderson, will be acted by
Miss Gail Richardson, Mrs Doris
Cooper, Miss Phronsie Marsh. Miss
Tracy Strohecker, Miss Jane Duenner,
Miss Barbara Friedman, Miss Louise
Young, Miss Ida Larkin, Miss Mary
Mitchell and Miss Grace Mcmillan.
The play will be directed by Mrs.
Yvonne kushner of the WASHINGTON
Civic Theater, and the Oriental dance
routines will be conducted by Miss
Elizabeth Giles of the Washington
Civic Theater ballet. Scenery will be
under the direction of Mrs. Joan Sout-
ward. with costumes by Mrs. Kitty
Liebschutz.
The cast for This Is Drama" writ
ten by DR.. Emily Maxwell Maddox, will
include Mrs. Kitty Pfeffer, Miss Adele
Gusack, Miss Ruth Goodman. Fulton
Reichlin and George Speck. The play
Will be directed by Mrs. Lillian Butler.
The third play. Duet in Manhat-
TAM" written by Mrs. Florence Kahn,
will be acted by Ben Smart and Larry
Lawrence. 1t will be directed by Miss
Elizabeth Sypher.
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Burnside Woman's Relief Corps No.
4, Auxiliary to the G. A. R., held an in
formal reception at the Thomas Circle
Club in honor of the newly installed
president, Miss Harriet LEIGH and the
national president, Mrs. Elizabeth I.
Kothe of Parkersburg, Iowa, and staff
members, Mrs. Marie Basham, Des
Molnes, Iowa; Mrs. Mary ]. Love,
Louisville. KY. and Mrs. Emma
Campbell. Minneapolis, MINI. The
department president, Mrs. Mary E.
Bowen and staff were also distinguished
guests.
Officers installed were president,
Miss Harriet LEIGH; senior vice presi-
dent, Mrs. E. Southard: Junior vice
president. Mrs. Nettie Gray; chaplain.
Mrs. Emma Hancox; treasurer. Mrs.
Della L. O'Brien: secretary, Miss Lucy
Sullivan: conductor, Mrs. Rosalie
Mckee Shelton; assistant conductor.
Mrs. Strickland; guard, Mrs. zula
Coppage; patriotic instructor, Mrs. B.
b. Brown, and color bearers, Mrs. Dew
lin. Mrs. Ora Bell Kramer.
The next meeting will be February
~ at the Thomas Circle Club.
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The skylights of History Junior
Club No. l. sponsored by the Depart
ment Of Potomac, w. r. c., met At
5409 Thirty-ninth street NV, with
the president, Mary Adelaide Everett.
presiding. Mrs. B. B. Brown, depart
ment president, spoke.
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