Evening star

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included Senora de DeBayle, wife

of the Ambassador from Nicaragua:

Senora de Caceres, wife of the Am

bassador from Honduras; Senora de

Escalante, wife of the newly ar

rived Ambassad’or from Costa Rica;

Senora de Troncoso, wife of the Am

bassador from the Dominican Re

public, and Mme. Liautaud, wife of

the Ambassador from Haiti.

A special feature at the tea table

was a cake bearing the name

“American Newspaperwomen’s Club’’

on the icing. It was made and pre

sented by Mrs. Barnet Nover, who

presided at the punch bowl.

An impromptu talk was given by

Mr. Strickland Gillilan. Mrs. Gil

lilan also was a guest at the tea

and assisted at the tea table.

Mrs. William Langer, wife of

Senator Langer of North Dakota,

was another who assisted during

the afternoon.

Mrs. Keery Heads

Sunshine Society

Mrs. Samuel G. Keery was elected

president of the Sunshine and

Community Society of the District

of Columbia at the biennial elec

tion at the 32d annual meeting of

the society yesterday at Hotel 2400

Sixteenth street N.W.

Those elected to serve with Mrs.

Keery are Mrs. Prank J. Mulkem,

first vice president; Mrs. Ross H.

Snyder, second vice president; Mrs.

Harry M. Adams, recording secre

tary; Mrs. Harold Moynelo, corre

sponding secretary; Mrs. Worthing

ton R. Bean, treasurer; Mrs. Paul

J. Christian, auditor, and direc

tors of the Federation of Women’s

Clubs, Mrs. Maurice A. Emerson,

past president, and Mrs. Harry E.

Huntsberry.

A flower memorial service for

members who died during the cur

rent year was held at the meeting.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1943). Washington, D.C., 1943-05-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1943-05-04/ed-1/?sp=23

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1943-05-04.