Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1931, Page 43

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 11, 1931—PART THRWE. American Pen Women Plan Date Set for Janua treasurer; Mrs. Harry Hunt, national |the club and general chairman of the about two years ago, was formerly Miss | Future Bride Sakdosty registrar; Mrs. E. Richard Gasch, State | PArty, will be assistgd by Mrs. John Rev. B. D. Chambers and Nargaret Tomes of New York ¢ | Formal Dance Sponsored Unique Entertainment Celebrity Breakfast Morris, patronesses: : Mohoet 1s Jeing, edecioed in s e mtzy)mm csteb. | 1 op, preaident for the District of 00~ |jin, tickets; “Mrs. Hilleary L. Offutt, Jr., Miss M. M. Tweed to Wed | " The cunningham Parish s one of the| By Mr. and Mrs. Korman the old English Coffee House to be held | e omiss! eleb- | jJumbia; Mrs. Willlam H. Moses, presi- | prizes; Mrs. Joseph Stanley, music; Rev. B. Duvall Chambers, rector of | Oldest and wealthiest in the Virginia Mr. and Mrs. John Korman of 1423 in the Stonleigh Court studio of the rity breakfast at the National League [dent of the District of Columbia|Mrs. M. M. Doran, publicity; Mrs.|the old Cunningham Parish of the | Diocese and it includes Christ Church | yarnum street have sent out invital District of Columbia League of Ameri- of American Pen Women, because of | branch; Mrs. John W. Bennett of the | Thomas E. Petty, fing, and Mrs. | prosestant Episcopal Chureh in Clarke | & MUlwood, Emmanuel Ohurch at | for a formal dance &t the s can Pen Women Monday, January 19, ’ . the many demands of the holiday sea- | District branch; Miss Elizabeth Orlan | Frank Moulton, and tallies. S . Boyce -nduou cmt é?‘a.“"& llplucul Hotel January 24, in celebration of the when Charles Edward Russell will be | : i the many demands of the holidsy sea | Cullen, president of the Columbian | The proceeds from the party will be | County, Va. and Miss Mary W. Tweed, | church bullt west of the Blue Ridge |birthday anniversary of their daughter, the guest speaker. Reservations have | e fast this month, which will take place | Women of George Washington Uni-|given to the Holy Cross Foreign Mis- | daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. %‘vmulnl wi ren e hs‘:u lBl‘a‘hon Miss Helen Korman. QDL already been made for Mrs. William H. ; January 24,-at the Willard Hotel, Many | Versity, Who is sponsoring a table for |sion Soclety, whose headquarters are|cpgries H. Tweed of New York, will be ] ey, o i i kD RS Moses, Mrs, Dawson Oilmstead, Mrs. ¥ tables have already been taken and in- | Members of that organization: Mrs. located at Foreign Mission Seminary, The Chapel Cemetery contains the > > s Bruce Baird and Mrs. Ernest H. Daniel, | Brookland, D. C., for the futherance M{ married the latter part of January in | graves of many of the representatives | Wales is nvm‘nc its extensive high- program. - Geo g ne C. Man- O e e illinm Waltn Badgiey, | B O e e he o omaq | President and vice president of the Po- | its mission in Bengal, India. » chapel of the Cathedral of St. John | of the most distinguished families of | way improvement Mrs. E. Richard Gasch, Madame Felian | 9 headquarters of the league. [ STL.L Ve W mascting - the Divine, Morningside Heights, N, Y. | VopniS, incliding the Fages, Buf: | e Garzia, Mrs. Richard L. Hoxie, Mrs. : Among those sponsoring tables are | tables for thelr club. C. AR Socsete Bl Announcement of his forthcoming mar- | risons and & score or more of others, Agnes M. Newman, Mrs. George M. | Mrs. Nina Swalm Clark, first national e - . A. K, Dociety Plans riage was made last night by Rev. Mr. | It holds the dust of John Esten Cooke, Th . Quirk. Mrs. G. G. White, Dr. Frances | vice president of the league and chair- | Mathis Club Li D Benefit Card Party | Chambers at a meeting of the vestry, | noted novelist, and of Edmund Ran- | e Wmton-Snnley Moon Butts, Dr. Mary Meek Atkinson | ; . man of the breakfasts; Miss Florence 1viathis Llub Lists Dance i tY | held at Millwood, and just before leav- | Golpn, ‘first Attorney General of the Moore, . Mrs. W. S. Ruckman, Miss | . E. Ward, chairman of the Club House At Mavflo Hotel|, A card party will be given for the|ingona vacation trip. ‘Rev. Mr. Cham- | United States. | Four Rooms, Kitchenette Myrtle Ethel Cawood, Miss Elizabeth Committee of the league; Mrs. Victoria yaower benefit of the Children of the American | bers, native of Maryland, was rector of g | d Bath Barnes, Mrs. Isabel Likens Gates, Mrs. | Faber Stevenson, national correspond- | ‘The annual card party and dance of | Revolution of the District of Columbia, |a New York church before coming to s o P e | - o Bugene Peters, Mrs. Daniel C. Chace, | ing secretary, who is sponsor for the | the Mathis Club will be held Friday |on Friday at 8 oclock pm. at the| the Virginia parish about 15 years ago.| American capital invested in Braail| Reasonable Rental Mrs Evgene Collister, Mrs. Bessie W.| 4 . table of the national executive board: |evening, January 30, at the Mayflower |residence of Mrs. Henry Sawtelle, 6200 | He will spend part of his vacation in | amounts to $500,000,000, of which .ol g .l Palm_ Mrs, C. C. Worthington, Mrs Mrs J. Harry Cunnfhgham, national' Hotel. Mrs. Martin Joynt, president of | Connecticut avenue, Chevy Chase, Md.! the Barbadoes. His first wife, who died 'per cent is in government bonds. Helen Topping Miller, Mrs. M. A. Top- ping. Miss Laura Thornburgh, Mrs. J.| Irvin Steele, Miss Alice M. Heaven, | Miss Jean Stephenson and Miss Nellie | ; : P Blography,” at 5 o'clock c ) : : 2 : & o e : i The Semi-Annual Sale of Furniture Begins Tomorrow o “ 05¢S N hour will begin at 4 o'clock. coffee will be served. Mrs. James T.| ‘Watson,, jr., is chairman of the Coffee House ~Committee. Those assisting | ° MISS, HELEN FRENCH HILL, BiStbsteeiiliverit : her are Mrs, Hugh Irish, Miss Prances | Whose engagement to Mr. George Emer- | Walker and Mrs. Robert Clay Sherrill. | son Schindler, son of Mr. and Mrs. CAFRUASISIP - John H. Schindler of Watertown, Mass., is announced by her parents, Mr. and O. E. S. Grand Officers Mrs. James H. Hill of Hyattsville, Md. | Colobrating 70 Years of Public Confidence —Naiman Photo, | Guests at Card Party | Mrs. Katherine S. Meritt, past grand i matron; Dr. Charles Calvin Galloway, { past grand patron; Mrs. Amy Hollan- | der, grand matron, and Mr. Theodore C. Lewis, grand patron of the Grand 5 Play on | Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star of the District’ of Columbia, will ? a Germ- be the honor guests of Mount Pleasant Prock * Chapter, No. 34, at its dance and card | 5 SRR party Priday evening, January 23 o Rug The dance and card party will be | | feld in the ball room of the new Shore- P l K ham Hotel, for the retiring officers and M the new officers. of the chapter installed r. y e Anows 1 at the Jast meeting in December, who ) will_welcome the guests. RU( ; S ; The arrangements are in_charge of & committee consisting of Mr. Alfred Sherman, general chairman; Mr. If your rug has lost its | Charles Taylor, in charge of tickets, and Bt et ovEs to 18 daE p Mrs. Cleone Crampton, in charge of the expert cleaning. bridge party. ; : s Plegsatit *Ohapter alio. will It ‘will be returned fresh entertain at the conclusion of it meet and newlike. ing Priday evening with a program of | > music, plays and dancing. The pro- | NAtional 3257-3291-2036 gram will be in charge of the following | committee: Miss Betty Black, Miss H | Nellie White, Miss Hannah Dorn, Miss | Sanitar Yy Carpet & ; Lillian Rhodes, Miss Marle Handback, | . i . ! Miss Bith Jories, Miss Winitred Grant | ug aning Co. Miss Alice Werner. 1 Miss Mildred Woodcock is worthy 108 ladikna’ Ave. i A .matron and Mr. Charles Taylor is worthy patron of the chapt. i / YOUR LIVING ROOM COMES FIRST! 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