Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1930, Page 30

CATHOLIC ALUMNAE T0 MEET MARCH 8 Archbishop Curley to Address| Ninth Annual Confer- ence Here. 1 The District Chapter, International Federation of Catholic Alumnae, will hold its ninth annual conference March 8 at the Willard Hotel. Miss Elizabeth | J. Dolan, governor of the chapter, will preside. The meetings will be addressed by Rev. Michael J. Curley. Archbishop | of Baltimore: Mgr. Edward A. Pace, rector of the Federation: Rev. W. J. Kerby. professor of sociology of Cath- | olic University, and Miss Cecilia Muth, governor of the Maryland Chapter of the federation. A feature of the conference will be the award of one of the chapter's three ! Summer course scholarships. The work | oi the conference during the past vear will be reviewed in reports submitted | 0 morning and afternoon sessions by | the chairmen of the various committees. Committees arranging for the confer- ence are headed by Mrs. Adelaide I Cavanagh, reception: Mrs. Lewis A Payne, luncheon; Mrs. Frank A. Biber- stein, pages: Miss Pauline Fling, deco- rations: Miss Alma Happ, rules of or- der: $fiss Catherine Leahy, registra- tion and credentials, and Miss Alice M Burke, resolutions. The affiliated schools will be repre- sented by their alumnae assotiation presidents—Miss Ella Loraine Dorsey, Georgetown: Miss Ruth Craven, Holy Miss Dorthy Cavanaugh. Holy ‘Trinity: Miss Mary Hourihane, Immac- | ulate Conception; Mrs. Frank Biber- | stein, Immaculata; Miss Marie Nohe, | Notre Dame; Miss Regina Biggs, Sacred | Heart; Miss Margaret Harold. Sacred | Heart of Mary: Miss Pauline Fling, St. | Anthony's High School; Mrs. James E. | Colliflower, St. Cecilia’s: Miss Ann C. | O'Leary, St. Patrick’s; Miss Helen | Greenwald. St. Paul's: Miss Lucy Pow- | ell, Visitation: Mrs. James F. Hartnett, Washington Circle. | JEWISH DEBATE TEAMS ARE TO MEET TONIGHT | Cultural Ve. Political Development of Palestine Forms Subject for Contest. ‘Teams representing the Young Men's Hebrew Associations of Washington and Paterson,” N. J., will debate tomorrow | night at 8:15 o'clock at the Jewish Community Center on the subject: “Resolved: That Palestine be developed along cultural rather than political lines.” The debate has been arranged | under auspices of the Eastern States Debating League. The Washington group will have the negative side of the question. Judges will be Prof. D. W. Willard of George - Washington University, Rabbi Julius T. Loeb and Al Shefferman. The chairman of the debate will be David Wiener, who also heads the executive committee of the Round Table, an organization which has scheduled a s€ries of educational events at the com- munity center extending over the past four years. | Presenteday redords of public libra- ties show that biography and auto- Biography are taking the place of fi tion in the choice of the reading publ MISS ELIZABETH J. Back into service she goes . . . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1930, | R [AIRPORT SITUATION Will Conduct Meeting TO GET FURTHER STUDY] Trade Board and Chamber of Com- | merce Committees Decide to | Continue Efforts. Further study of the airport situation | in the National Capital is to be made by subcommittees of the aviation com- mittees of the Washington Board of Trade and the Washington Chamber of Commerce, it was decided at meetings of the committees yesterday afternoon. The Board of Trade subcommittee is | composed of Lawrence E. Williams, | chairman, and William P. MacCracken. ir., former Assistant Secretary of Com- | merce for Aeronautics. The chamber | committee is composed of Lieut. Waiter | Hinton, chairman; E. C. Graham and | Charles Stockman, alternate. The mechanism of the clock in_the wer of Salisbury Cathedral, in Eng- ‘and, has b e 1386. GREATEST Useo CAR SAL Chevrolet History SEE OURISMAN ADV. 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