The Washington times., 1938-03-16

JUDGE OTOOLE'S IDEA
For the last is years the
Women's City Club has held an
annual st. oatrick's Day party.
Judge Mary O'Toole, former
Judge of the Municipal Court,
inaugurated, the fete and each
year she has planned the event.
It is always a party that the
members look forward to with
great interest. 1t will take
place tomorrow night in the
clubhouse at 1876 Jackson Pl.
N. w.
On Judge O'Toole's commit
tee arranging the party are DR..
Frances Foye, Dean Grace Hays
Riley, Mrs. James A. Purcell,
and Mrs. John j. Malloy.
An interesting program has
been planned. Speakers will in
clude Judge Michael M. Doyle,
former Judge Of the Municipal
Court, and 10 Morgan, local at
torney. Their wives will also
be guests. Irish songs will be
presented by Miss Anne Cher
kassky and Tom McGrath, &C
companied at the piano by Mrs.
Mary Matthews Taylor.
LEGION FESTIVAL
Another outstanding party
one being celebrated for two I'M
portant reaSonS-is that given
by the District Of Columbia De-
partment of the American
Legion Auxiliary tomorrow
night at the Carlton Hotel. Not
only is the party a st. Patrick's
ball, but it is also being held to
mark the nineteenth birthday
Of the American Legion.
The fun will begin with the
dancing at 10 O'Clock. At II
o'clock there will be q birthday
parade" led by the department.
president, Mrs. Dorothy B. Har-
per and by the department COM
mander, Thomas Mason, jr.
Also in the parade will be the
members of the staffs Of both
the local legion and the auxil-
larry, as well as the unit preSi-
dents with their post COM
manders. For this party the
auxiliary will have members OF
the legion as their guests.
Many novel features have
been arranged by the committee.
headed by Mrs. Leion Arnold as
general chairman. Others as
sisting are Mrs. James Brady,
Mrs. L. e. Atkins, Mrs. Julius I.
Peyser, Mrs. James O'Connor
Roberts, Mrs. Fred Minnigh,
Mrs. Fred Money, Mrs. Frank
r, Hines, Mrs. Thomas Mason,
ir., Mrs. Joseph j. Malloy, Mrs.
Mary K. Killeen, Mrs. Dorothy
Harper, Mrs. Mary Corwin,
Mrs. Mary B. Mcmillan, Mrs.
Helen Former, Mrs. Helen Ware,
Mrs. Dorothy Blake and Mrs.
Marguerite Hicks, Mrs. Carrie
KiSer.
BIG PIT. A. PARTY
The Nativity School Parent
Teacher Association has a big
party scheduled for tomorrow
night in the Nativity Church au-
ditorium, 5000 Georgia Ave.
N. w. It's the annual st. Patrick
card party and bridge, 500, and
bingo will be played.
More than $50 lovely prizes
have been selected. Games will
begin at 8 o'clock. Ladies in
charge include Mrs. j. Lee Don
nelly and Mrs. John O'Donnell,
prizes; Mrs. John Freshett, treas
urer; Mrs. Charles Combs, pro
gram; Mrs. Charles O'Connor,
tallies; Mrs. William Thier Cart
ner, refreshments; Mrs. William
Kane, tickets, and Mrs. Edward
McLinden, cakes.
Members of Alpha and Gamma
Chapters Of zeta Chi Sorority
will hold their St. Patrick'S Day
dance tomorrow night at the
Wardman Park Hotel. Several
hundred are expected to attend.
Arrangements have been in the
hands Of Miss Betty Adamson,
national president of the Soror-
ity, assisted by Miss Anne Cop
land, Miss E. Madeleine Mayer
and Miss Mildred Pullman, of
G a m m a Chapter, and Miss
Esther Blundon and Miss Ann
Sanderson, Of Alpha Chapter.
Another gay event in honor
Of st. Patrick will be held next
Sunday afternoon in st. Peters
Hall, sponsored by st. AIMS
Auxiliary. There will be music,
recitations and refreshments.
Members Of all auxiliaries and
their friends are invited to
attend.
UNITED IRISH CLUB
The annual St. Patrick's dance
BY the United Irish Club will
be held at the Raleigh Hotel
tomorrow night. Miss Hannah
O'Keefe, Miss Helen Morley and
Miss Nora Costello will form the
reception committee. Irish and
American dancing will be fea-
tured.
The Massachusetts State So
ciety will celebrate st. Patrick's
Day and Evacuation Day tomor-
row night at a reception and
dance in the Wardman Park
Hotel. Evacuation Day is cele-
brated by natives of Massachu-
sets on March II, as that was
the day the British left Boston
during the Revolutionary War.
The South Carolina Society is
celebrating st. Patrick's Day
with a dance tomorrow night at
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