Evening star., 1927-10-23

OF directors. in charge. Refreshments
were served at 1870 pm. The pro-
ceeds will go into the general fund OF
the clubs treasury
The University Of Michigan Alumnae
Association will hold "a rummage sale
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at
1918 Seventh street Proceeds are to
raise money for scholarship in mem.
ory of the late president of the asso-
citation, Mrs. Frank White.
The Women's Alliance Of All Souls
Church will meet Friday. II a M, in
Pierce Hall Fifteenth and Harvard
streets Following the usual business
session Mrs. Lucy Madeira Wing, of
the Madeira School for Girls will ad-
dress the alliance on "The Girl of To
day" Luncheon at | pm, \ cordial
invitation is extended To visitors.
Provision will he made for children
of pre-school age. u nurse being in
charge in the LongfelIow room. Mrs.
James NJ. Doran is chairman of the
committee in charge of arrangements
for A peasant village fair, to be given
early In December by the alliance.
The articles for sale are to he dis
played on push carts with those in
charge attired in costumes worn py
peasants of foreign countries.
The Woman's Auxiliary To the Rail
way Mail Association held it's first
Fan meeting October - a the resi-
dence of Mrs. T.. H. Roberts. @319
fIolmead street. Mrs. Roberts and
Mrs. j. G. Myers We're hostessps.
After the business session the pro-
gram presented historical sketches of
the club, given by past presidents.
Mrs. Charles Steinmyer. the first
president. was followed by Mrs. f.. J.
Deeds, Mrs. j. &. Myers and Mrs.
J. W, Crawford. There were only two
past presidents absent. Mrs. A. X.
Wine and Mrs. II. &. Hefner.
Mrs. w. VI. Collins outlined the
work 10 be accomplished in the com
ing two years, stresSinc logiSla ation
Tor steel car equipment, long service
pay and the postal policy bill. which
was introduced at tho last session of
Congress-
Refreshments We're served
Shenandoah Chapter, L. ID. c.
The first annual meeting was held a
the Evangeline Hotel with Miss
Blount and Miss Frasier serving as
hostesses. Mrs. y. f. Rabner, the
pfFSiteHt- pitSlItu ana curing fpplI-
lar business the following nomina.
tons for new officers were made from
The floor: Miss Linda V. Nance. presi-
dent; Miss Katherine V. Rlount first
vice president Mrs. Elton O. Pillow.
second vice president; Mrs. y. r.
Rabner. recording secretary: Mrs.
Alma 3. Donaldson. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Frank Hogan. treas.
urer; Miss Bculah Frasier. custodian:
Mrs. Frank Goodman, registrar: Miss
Ayesha Straughan. parliamentarian:
Mrs. Sidney Wiley, chaplain md Miss
Laura o. Martin. auditor.
At the close Of the meeting rofr ssh-
ments were served by the hostesses.
The next meeting will he held October
~ at Confederate Memorial Home, and
Mrs Goodman and Miss Martin will
act az the hostesses.
ZOnta Club.-At the Wednesday
meeting, members Of the Zonta Club
had the treat of hearing May Meyers
give a sketchy account of her recent
trip to South America trip cover
ing $1,000 miles and occupying nine
weeks. At Havana, she had the inn
preston of being in an exposition citv,
the houses of fresh-appearing cream.
colored stuccO. and the trees all newly
trimmed INTO neat nlLIe umDfellaS ne
cause they had been recently damaged
by storms. Panama Canal she found
interesting chiefly as being the fulfill
ment of the dreams of men of vision.
the scenery being of little charm. As
to the towns Of South America, she
found them. for the most part, very
MUCK alike, narrow, unattractiVe
streets, central square around which
are grouped the cathedral and the
government buildings: From Lima,
the party visited a typical Indian vii
lage, and in this vicinity they had
their first glimpse Of the Andes, which
proved great disappointment. AS
for the lake itself, it's interest lies
chiefly in the fact that it is the high
est lake in the world, being 10000