Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1931, Page 22

| Mrs. W. Hayes Yeager, representing the ‘school of Government of the Univer- | sity. wes confirmed as vice chalrman. The Executive Committee will be | made wp_of the officers and the comr- mittes chalrmen. Mrs. De Witt C | Croissant was sppointed chairman of hospitality, with the following com- | mittee Mra e . Barnhart M. Wil- reretm | liam Cline Borden. sr.: Mrs. Cline N. u‘,uum]ompmnn Mrs. Walter C. Clephane, avemue, the | Mrs. Gilbert R. Hall. Mrs. Oscar B Prof. A, w. | Hunter, Ml’l.h.‘nhur ) Jnll;nng. Mis. ‘Miss E. John R m, Mrs. Harold G. Sut- ] .,E tom, Mrs. vard H. Sehrt, Mrs. W. read > s | Hayes Yeager and Mrs. Willlam Cabell poeras, | Late Sveston ‘recttat Van Vieck. e Bl ae e oty e | 00 Eotertainment Commiltee, ‘was furnished by Betty Baum, pianist, n_ will be announced o8t Mrs. Marie Powell, sOprano, ac- Ruth H. Atwell. Robeit W, Bolwei!, Mrs. Paul William . s < el | Bowman, Mr:. vvaiter L. Chency, Mrs. Cliarles W. kjyGe, Mrs. Willlam E. John- stone, jr.. Mis. Louls E. Kayser, Mrs, Arnold McNitt and Mrs. A. C. Weigus. | Inter, ar Wi Pme Leanee Cluh.— The Profes- sar 1osks at Paris, 1933 Model,” will be the subject of Dr. Andre Benetesu's talk é Bie mesting Omober 20, at 7:45 pmpat U olub's quarters, 146 Con- wLiu. avemue. Dr. Mayne Coe will Feuct sh :t storles for critical discus- - meeting s open to ailiper- | soms’ Intcsted M writ | Ay the last meeting, the following offic were vlected: Poesident, Yone : vies presicent, Felix Schwarz; ‘T'wo special com- chatrman of publicity. headed miltees weie snnounced—one, by Mrs. Robert L. Griggs, 1o consider the e:ivisability of formiig s chapter of dames to be known as the Dames of George Weshinglon University; the other, & Constilutional Amendment Commit(ee, to consider proposed chznges ” P in * the c.nstitution el Columbian D s e iard | Women, of which the Paculty Women e G Huagatian | 15 one of the newly-formed groups, and e wan e gest and i scheduled | to report 1o the Constitutional Amer.d- o 7@ play November 38 before the |Ment Commiltee of Columbian Women b b The cheirmen_ of this Amendment bt Committee cf Facully Women is Miss Anna P. Cooper, who has associated | with her Mrs. Owen B. French, Mrs. J | Orin Powers, Mrs. George B. Roth and Mis. William Cabell Van Vieck. Washington League for the Hearing_met Monday evening, withy Miss Betty Wright the mrus!. Announcement new | has followed the practice hout. enchl week. The Comumittee an- nounces & Halloween party at the ciub yoorgs, 826 Connecticut avenue, Oclo- 1, at 8 p. Come in costume If | le. held a club maintains open house o the residence of Dr. and Mrs. Charles irs and {riends on mu:‘x‘_ Marlatt. ‘ihe new president, Dr. y and Priday afternoons. All|Charles Lobeugier, gave his inaugural hearing welcomed 10 the prac- sddress. The vearbook was distributed, tice tlass on Monday, at 8 pm. | and at the clm;d of the mmu: session 2 = | there was a social. Mrs. Marlatt was The Facully Wemen of George Wash- | assisted in receiving by Miss Marlatt University met ith & | und Mrs. Mary D, C. Johnson, at which Mrs. Heck | The mext meeting will be held in honorary chalrman of the paitimore November 13 at 8:30 pm was guest of benor. ‘The mieet- | Dr. Nicholas Dashiell is chairman of 53 held the “a.m’;!r:“"\;»lrranlemrm.\ A special bus will leave % ~dflean Assoc | here m. and reiurn at the close ‘ ;wunl}Eu- e P chosen #s the regular date of meetings, the November mesting to be held in the evening with husbands of the members €3 guests of honor. oton Thursduy evening at B, | of the meeting. committees | The Morace Mana Home and School s | Asscciation mc: Tuesday in the Wesley chaiymen Heights Club House. Formerly this committee .« wer€¢ announced /by Mrs. Domaldson. — Throw out Old idms of hot air hea T . O MW MatchedUnitBoiler Economic, Automatic, Oil-Burning,thissaw Boilergives yousteam heat orhot water heat —thermestatically- controlled. Not only is it extremely quiet, and safe, but it oper- ates at maximum efli- erating costs. Listed as Standard by the Underwriters’ bo- ratories. ciaticn, but on this evenifg formal reé= |ed end 52 new members joimed. THE SU NDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (., OCTOBER 1931—PART ONE. ganization hs _been knowh as fhe esley Heights Parent-Teacher - ignation from the Distriet Parent- Teacher Association was ratified. New by-laws for the association were sdopbe M3, get, repcried a luncheon for the cl ! Albright, chairman of Finance and l% 122, | for the reguler meeting, the November | | The third Friday in the month was | The Iuguenot Society of Washington | be held st the school Oetol She also announced a rummage Tentaltive dates ‘The program: which will dren to sale in Georgetown. are November 2, 3 and & for the dedicition exercises, take place in the new school Novemberd 10, were read. Mrs. Albright, chairman of a committee t> secure a piciure of Horace Mann to be unveiled that nigh reported that she had se ed a print which was being enlarged, and thit & frame and name plat: v.ould also It was decided that in view s fact that the dedication night falls on the same nigh: normally set meeting would be emitted in lieu of the Mrs, | dedicaticn. The Hilary Herbert Chapter. Daugh- ters of the Confederacy, met at the resi- dence of the president, Mrs. Eugenia Z. Rollins, 2108 G street. The delegates Mrs. Daniel C. Chace was appointed | #nd slternates to the convention, to be held shortly in Jacksonville, Fla., were elected. s follows: Mrs. Eugenia Z. Rol- lins, Dr. E. R. Fales, Mrs. Wallace Streater and Mrs. William J. McGee. Delta Sigma Delphian Chapter met Monday at the Shoreham Hotel Mrs. W. B. Hays, the president, pre- sided. Mrs[ Caylor, the leader, gave the preparatory _discussion, “The Middle " Mrs. Robert Bates, Mrs. H Willlam Stockett, Ms. Guy Mason, Mrs. William Ballinger and Mrs. M. O. Hayes contributed to the program. Mrs. Smith was appointed critic for the chapler, Mrs. Charles Bass:it is chairman of the seminar bosrd. District Home Economics Association. —The textile section held a tea at the home of Miss I'ene Minear Tuesday afternoon. A talk was given by Mrs Tolson. Chapter F, P. E. 0., met Thursday evening at the home of Mys. Thomas F. Sullivan, 3615 Van Ness surcet. The president, Mrs. Sterling Backoven, pie- | sided. The guest of honor, Miss Julia | | by Miss Macmillan, district organiz:r, spoke The program was given over to reports from the thirtieth biennial convention, which was held in Portland, Oreg., with delegates representing the United States, Canada and Hawaii. Miss Jessie Elting, president of Chapter B, and Miss Nette Herrick, chaplain of Chapter A, presented scenes from the conven- tion, which included an original poem Elting. The president and delegate from the chapter, Mrs. Back- oven, also spoke. Curley Club.—Nearly 40 prospective |candidates for ‘membership in club were guests at an ente and dence, following the regu dent, welcomed the guests. Rev. Fran- X. Cavamagh, spiritual dircctor, Others taking part on the pro- gram were Miss Violet James, Miss Gretchen Baden, Miss Marrietta Daw- | son, Albert Sweeney, .Miss Mary L. McGee and an orchestra under the direction of Mrs. Dot Myers Wildman Miss Mary L. McGee, founder of the club, entertainéd members of the Exec- utive Committee at her residence, 300 East Caplitol strect, at which time plans were completed for the annual banquet, which will be tendered Father Cava- nagh et the Continental Hotel No- vember 23. The dinner will mark the completion of Father Cavapagh's Afth | year as spiritual director of the or- ] #anization. squerade Halloween dance will be given at the Contiental Hotel | October 29. District of Columbia Federation of Women's Clubs—Mrs. Edgar B. Meritt, president, will preside at the meeting tomorrow at 11 o'clock at the Roose- velt Hotel. The morning session will be devoted to plans for the coming vear of chairmen and club presidents. Kurt Ritter, tenor soloist, will be the guest artist. Miss Jane Elise Hastings {will be accompanist. Mrs. Archer Heyeock, selections, with Mrs. J. Harry Cunningham accompanist. Miss Wilma La Ville will Jecture on “Latest Fall Fashion: 2:15 o'clock. Mrs. H. Hunter, radlo program | Miss Bess Goodykoontz, assistant Commissioner of Education, as the speaker Tuesday over WMAL at 11:30 o'clock Communities Are Doing in Visual Education” will be the subject of the talk. Dr. Ella Oppenpeimer of 'the United States Children's Bureau will talk on her work with the bureau, on the prcgram sponcored by the Federation over stdtion WJSV tom: row at 10:45 o'clock. Thelma Selinger Klein, concert scprano soloist, will Mrs. Charles R. Bair will an- Willigr ‘man_ of th r general sannual card party to be given November 4 at 2 @clock at’the | Shoreham Hot-l in the new ball room, announces the following committees: Mrs. Charles Keyser, Reservations, with Rogers, | 1 Mrs, Ol Mrs. Tamar Rorke, Mrs. Otis ! assisting; Mrs. @arvey W. Wiley, Pa- assist Wallace Husband and Mrs, H. Seaton; | Mrs. Sarah Deeds, chilirman of Gakes, | assisting will be Mrs. Frederic Trapp, Mrs. Lloyd Biddle, Mrs. Eppa Norris, Mrs. F. M. Shortall, Mrs. Nancy North, Mrs. G. Lecraw; Mrs. Albert Scott, chairman of Candy, will be assisted by Mrs. James Councilor, Mrs. O. G. 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Put- 2126 Bancroft - place, tomorrow “Men of Art” will be reviawed by Mrs. A. R. Crandall, and Mrs. Day- | ton Ward will read a paper on “Taste in Literature.” Those desiring to bring | guests must mnotify the hospitality chairman, Mrs. Johnston B. Clmpb!‘l!,‘ of the Board Cleveland 4516, | of Direc- W. Husband, presiding, The meetin; tors, Mrs. W will be held October 29 at 11 am., in the Y. W. C. A. , The nature section will have an out- ing alopg the canal Wednesday. Mrs. Leo D. Minor, the ehairman, will con- duct the class. which will meet at the | | Cabin John station end of the line at 10:30 o'clock. The Oabin John bridge | car passes Dupont circle at 10 o'clock. At the first indoor meetipg of this | section. at the home of the’ vice presi- dent, Mrs. Clarence A. Aspinwall, re- ports of the members were given. The section of education, with Mr: Lawrence Martin in charge, met Thurs- day at the Y. W. C. 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