Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-30

which was written by Miss Leavitt
and played for the first time in public.
The Zonta Club OF business and
professional women held its weekly
luncheon Wednesday at the Raleigh,
the president, Miss Jane Bartlett,
presiding.
The convention chairman. Miss Ida
May Meyers, announced the names Of
committee chairmen and members Of
the committees appointed for the
national convention OF Zonta Clubs 20
be held in Washington in May. and
discussed plans and programs for the
same
Miss Meyers will leave this week
for a voyage to South America.
Mrs. Amelia Guide Thomas an
nounced that the team OF which she IL
captain will have q. rummage sale TO.
morrow and Tuesday.
DIR. Mildred Dickinson McCaliip re-
ported the results of the meeting OF
the advisory committee OF the Wash
ington Council of Social Agencies, at
which she represented the zonta Club.
IL was voted to indorse the health
program adopted at that meeting.
At the meeting next week tbs
speaker will be G.. L. Craig of the 81.
Lawrence Waterways Commission.
The Writerscraft Club met in the
Mount Pleasant Library Monday eve
ming. Mrs. Weber read a list or
| Things to Remember I'm Writing a
| Story" which she had compiled from
the suggestions offered by club mem
bers at the previous meeting. Copies
of this record were distributed among
the members. Miss Prisk read an
original story that was followed by a
helpful, constructive discussion. Mrs
Weber read humorous essay, Light
Living" which emphasized some OF
the problems found in modern apart
ments.
At the meeting to be held tomorrow
night the program will include a story
by Miss Ffshel, an article by Mrs.
Wells and verses by Miss Hartmann,
Milton Swimming and Life Saving
Club.-The reception and dance of the
club to he given at the Washington
Club. Seventeenth and K streets.
| Tuesday evening. February Is will he
| In the nature of a St Valentine day
| party and the young swimmers, who
/ largely reside in this city. are plan
| ming for a royal good time. The
| junction will be given for the benefit
| of the clubhouse fund, which they
hope will soon reach an amount suf.
| f1cient to build them nice substan.
| tial club quarters at Chesapeake
Beach, where they spend their school
vacations along the Chesapeake Bay.
Mrs. Milton is the founder and presi
| dent of the club and gives her services
gratuitously every Summer for teach
ing swimming and life saving.
The Livingston Manor Chapter met
Tuesday at pm. at the residence of
Mrs. Edison l.. Whitney, 3411 lakewood
terrace. the hostess OF the day.
The regent. Mrs. Casanova. presided
after the regular order of exercises.
The vice regent, Mrs. Ray, announced
the annual anniversary dinner would
take place on the evening of February
| 3 at the Grace Dodge Hotel Rev
James Shera Montgomery will be the
host. Mrs. Marie C.. Deal. soloist, and
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton, speaker.
Miss Grey, on the committee of the
ID. a. r. students loan fund, solicited
contributions, the Livingston Manor
Chapter voting $12 for the cause.
Mrs. McIntosh's report for historic
relics for Continental Hall asked for
subscriptions toward the purchase of
a tapestry for the District room. The
chapter agreed to contribute.
Delegates and alternates were Sc
lected for the Continental Congress,
among whom were: Regents delegate,
Mrs. Ray; delegate, Mrs. Charles
Campbell. AlternateS. Mrs Shank
land, Mrs. McAllister, Mrs. Myers,
Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Edward, Mrs. Trigg,
Miss futile, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Gil
roux and Mrs. Ray.
The speaker of the meeting was
Mrs. Josephine Griffith. her subject,
I How the East and the West Meet
| The hostess served refreshments,
assisted by Mrs. Casanova, Mrs. Brit
Mrs. Stephenson. Mrs. Meeks and
A Livingston.
ests present were: Frances Hale
| ~. Bletz. baby Elizabeth Anderson.
| Mrs. B. l.. Jones and Mrs. A. Snow.
Lucy Holcombe Chapter held its
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