Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1928, Page 19

SOCIETY (Continued from Eighteenth Page.) held in honor of the pledges and new members of the active chapter tomor= row at 1 o'clock in the auditorium of the National Press Club. The officers and members of the alumnae chapter | who will be hostesses at the luncheon are Miss Helen Stoutamyer, president; Miss Verda Eakin, vice president; Miss Elizabeth Hobbs, secretary: Miss Kath- | erine Brake, treasurer: Miss. Marmn“ Drown. chapter reporter: Mrs. Cataryn | T, Miss Marion Bates. Mrs. Hulbert oll. Miss Mary Chace, Miss Tous- saint Dubois, Miss Mary Harrison. Mrs. Dorothy Sauer and Miss Dorothea | Storck. The new members of the ace tive Alpha Pi Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi who were initiated March 1 include | Miss Helen Bach, Miss Ruth Mac- Avthur, Miss Louise Mackall, V | Research Tricsi. Miss Virginia Storck. ania in its 1928 “show,” which is called “Tarantella,” and which will have its premiere here Monday evening, March 26, at the Belasco Theater, un- der the auspices of the local Pennsyl- vania Club, of which Dr. Frank Hood Schultz is president, and which num- bers among its members so many dis- tinguished Government officials resid- ing in the Capital City. There is perhaps no other group of university thespians in the country that is so popular as the “Mask and Wig- " ‘and many soclety events are al- | | ways scheduled at the time of their an- | 4 S (nual Washington appearance by lead- | ticing so-called “drugless cures,” was ing society matrons and debutantes. The Washington committee ~shich has charge of their appearance here includes, in addition to Dr. Schuitz. Mr. Karl E. Jarrell, sccretary of the club: Mr. George F. Snyder, j. F. Gran- ville Munson, Mr. Warren F. Martin, jMr. W. Chattin Wetherill, soecial as- | sistant to _the Secrgtary of Commerce, and Mr. Darrcll H. Smith, senior staff member of the Institute for Government Mr Martin, Mr. Wetherill and Mr. Smith are members of the thy Albert and Miss Ruth Griggs. The | Mack and Wig Club also. uninitiated pledges are Miss Chita Brown, Miss Grace Hurd., Miss Clouie THE |DOCTOR URGES SUPPORT FOR MEDICAL BILL Biggs Addresses Cosmopolitan Club on Measure to Control Healing Practitioners. Supvort for the measure now before | Congress providing for the regulation of the professions in the District prac- | advocated yesterday by Dr. J. Rozier Biggs speaking at a luncheon of the Cosmopolitan Club in the Carlton Hotel. | The recent death in this city of a | young woman while undergoing treat- ment at the hands of a drugless doctor | | was sufficient to persuade every one of the advisability and necessity of such |a law, Dr. Biggs declared. Roy Crampton outlined plans for a |ladies' night_entertainment to take | | place April 14. The club will hold a | meeting Thursday night at the Carlton | ‘\\m\ Paul Brangstedt in charge of ar-| rangements, it was announced. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Fg ST D. C. FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1928 The House o Courtesy -~ Philipsborn 606 - 614 ELEVENTH ST. Misses Will Find Spring Here, Saturday Misses will find Spring smartly expressed in the newest of fashions that reveal the mode in styles especially adapted to her and to the youthful woman. See these special selections Saturday Saturday—An Unrivaled Collection of Senitiere and Miss Martha Steele. Mr. G. C. Dickens had returned from & two-week business stay in the South. | Federal Employes Object to Plan The District of Columbia Alumna: | i | | Association of Gamma Phi Beta wili | Submitted. | by Free Lessons. | give-a luncheon in the American Asso-, Protest against the present mmmj Tenlativedplans ot annal iLeamn | c.ation of University Women's Club, at s v ¢ nizht | , Tentative 3 ‘ | 1634 1 strect northwest, tomorrow at In]?"‘ was registered Wednesday night | ¢, “Syim™ campaign, conducted by ihe | 2 Bhiba { by the District of Columbia Federation | poys' department of the Young Men's . | of Federal Employes’ Unions meeting at | Christian Association, are under w About 50 prominent Washingtonians 710 Fourteenth street |1t was announced yesterday, and will be present at a pre-view of “The | s pron S o | swimming lessons will be given to boys Light of Asia.” the first film ever pro- 2 proposal that a $50.000,000 capi- | potween the ages of 10 and 18 years duced in India. at the First National | {alization be guaranteed to return 7 per | The classes will be conducted April projection rooms in the Mather Bu:ld- | cent, the adopted resolution zaid. prom- 19,10, 11 and 12. W. M. Wilson, boys’ ing Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. {icac o benefits to {1 i physical director of the Y. M. C. A., The picture deals with the life of | S¢S M s to the car riders, but | 1dvine” the announcement yesterday Buddha and is considered one of the | Father pointed to exploitation of them. stated that 450 boys took advantage of | mast noteworthy artistic achievements | A committee was appointed to ap. | the free instruction offered last vear of the Orient in recent vears. Among |pear bafore the Public Utilities Commis- | and that it is hoped this year's enroll- | the guests at the pre-view will be Mrs. |sion. The members are E. C. Hooper, | ment will equal or surpass that of last Tytus McLennan, Mr. Leander McCor- | W. S. Kinnev and John R Newman. | vear. | mick Goodhart. commercial secret ML of the British embassy: Mr. and Mrs. | Harold H. Sims. 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Mrs. Willlam D. Mitchell, Mrs. Frank Dickinson Letts, Mrs. | Theodore W. Noves. Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mrs. David De Bose Gaillard, Mrs Henry W. Fitch. Mrs. Robert Hollister Chapman, Mrs. Samuel Williams Earle, Mrs. Henry Fitzhugh, Mrs. Frederick C. Hicks, Mrs. Henry A. Strong. < Frank B. Freyer. Mrs. Stephen Bonsal and Mrs. Charles M. Oman. { The dance. which will take place Thursday, at the Mayflower Hotel, will be in the nature of an old-fashioned country dance with many unusual and Gelightful features that have not been on the programs or in the arrangements of any of the balls given this season fccording to announcement by Mrs. | Delos A. Blodgett, chairman of the ball Much interest is already being shoy ¥ _prominent Washingtonians 'in l‘l:: coming to this city of the famous Mask and Wig Club_of the University of . . 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