Evening star., 1928-05-06

harvey w. wiley VIII speak on turkey,
Assisting Mrs. E, w, Washhurn will be
Mrs. C. H. Hill, Mrs. w. G. B. Pierce.
Mrs. c. s. Scofieid, Mrs d. Kerfoot
Shute, Mrs. Henry Clay Newcomer and
Mrs Ernest.
The nature section will meet We'd
! nesday $50, at the Mount Vernon sta
! ton. Twelfth and Pennsylvania avenue,
| for a trip TO Dyke and vicinity, under
/ the leadership of Mrs. Leo Miner. There
will be no meeting of the civic section
! this month.
/ The closing meetings of the sections
of art. music. French and eoucauon
will take the form of picnicS and their
dates will be announced later,
Columbian Women of George Wash
iuston University. Mrs Frank Bar
rows Frever will be at home 10 MEM
berS OF the board of trustees ana thelr
wives and members of the faculties ano
/ their wives today from 10 Z O'Clock
at her home. l77l Massachusetts, ave-
nue.. to view her exhibit of paintings
and object OF art representing the Span
] ish Renaissance of the colonial period
of Peru.
/ The May meeting of the Columbian
/ Women was held Tuesday at the coun-
/ try home of DR. and Mrs. Charles E.
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/ reception. which was attended by some
/ 100 members. announcement of the re-
I suit of the election of officers FOR the
/ coming year was made. Mrs. Harvey
w. Wiley was reelected president Mrs.
/ D. c. Chace first vice president, Miss
Ruth Bennett. second vice president;
Miss Harriet GarrelS, recording Secre-
tary: Mrs. Charles S. Collier. corre-
spending secretary; Miss Rhoda Wat
kins, treasurer: Miss Edna A. Clark,
historian.
Reports of the various officers and
chairmen of committees followed. Mrs,
d. X. Shute, chairman of the special
fund for the women's room, report -
SIS. 400 in the bank A gift to the i<'|
from Mrs. w. D. Sterrett was an
nounced. Miss Rhoda Watkins, treas
urer reported the total receipts for the
year as S9Sli5 of which amount 5000
will 60 toward the fourth Columbian
Women scholarship. Miss Elizabeth
Cullen. membership chairman. reported
so new members for the year and Mrs.
Chamberlain. chairman OF life member
ships, reported 4S life members, OF
which four came in during the year.
Two new life members signed during
the meeting making q total OF 30.
Mrs. Joshua Evans. chairman OF
scholarships. reported that two OF the
scholarship girls. Alice Cooke and Mary
Ewing. will graduate from the univer-
Sity this year. These scholarships are
awarded 10 girls in the various local
high schools for excellence in scholar
ship combined with leadership and per-
sonality.
Mrs. Elmer Louis Kayser reported
upon the banquet held April IL The
balance of Slo.45 will so TO the special
the u-nY,aeY7'S rn0F11
Special mention was made by Mrs
Wiley of the fine work of the chairman
of hospitality, DR.. Nina c. Denton.
The American Association Of UniveT-
Sitv Women will have a full program
after tor1orrow's tea. when Pierce Will
lianls. associate director for community
chests and councils. will speak on Wash
ington's community chest. AT pm
Mrs Marjorie Carr McFall viii give a
Suring song recital, with Miss Bernice
Wagner as pianist. Mrs. Zoe watson
will introduce the musicians. and the
hostesses for the afternoon are Mrs. B.
q. Wallace and Miss Annabei Matthews
assisted by Mrs. w w Arbuckle. Miss
Jane Bartlett, Mrs G. H. Chafmar. Mrs
DAYTON Gurney Mrs. J. r. Hildebrano
and Mrs r T. F. johnson.
The advanced pre-School study group
meets Monday at 7:30 pm. under the
direction of Miss Nell Boyd Taylor, and
on Tuesday the beginners pre-school
study group viii hold a session al 2:3O
with DR.. Meek
Tuesday at 4 pm. there will be an
art tea for viewing OF the loan collec-
ton of paintings on display al the club
house. These are the work of Miss
Catherine Crichter and the hostess of
the afternoon is Miss Mary Riley.
One OF the leading events Of the work
of the educational committee. under the
direction OF Dean Mary Louise Brown
of American University. Is TO be pre-
senting 10 Washington Or. Richard
Allen. for whom a dinner is To be given
on Wednesday May 9. DR.. Allen Is the
assistant superintendent OF schools IN
charge of research and guidance, Provi-
dence. r. l.. and viii conduct three
DAYS program of lectures and give con-
ferences to those interested in guidance.
There will be two lectures for all teach
ers Of the schools. he viii attend num-
Der OF faculty meetings and will meet
with principals, deans and directors oil
school programs Dean Mary Louise
Brown vill preside at the dinner We'd
nesday evening.
The Susan n. Anthony Foundation.
Inc, held a meeting OF the board OF
directors Tuesday. April "a. at the Chas-
Teton Apartment. Mrs. Leon Arnold,
vice president. presiding
! A resolution OF sympathy was adopted
/ By the board to be sent TO the family
/ and dearest friends Of Mrs. Eanette B.
! Paul. as fellows:
! Whereas the Almighty God has called
/ to her eternal rest Mrs. Eanette B. Paul,
I beloved friend. esteemed founder and
vice president Of the Susan B. Anthony
/ Foundation. Inc. We, the members of
/ the board Of directors Of the Susan B.
/ Anthony Foundation, Inc, individually
and collectively, extend to the family
and Mrs. Anna e. Hendley. her dearest
friend, our heartfelt sympathy In their
irreparable loss. May this expression Of
our deep sympathy bring to the hearts
Of her dear ones a fun measure Of COM
fort and consolation
The Foundation will hold It's regular
social meeting May 8, at Stoneleigh
Court. 3 pm.
Mrs. Anna z. Hendley Is conyalescing
from serious Illness al the Washington
Sanitarium, Takoma Park, Nd
MFs n MofTatt Bradley was elected
q member Of the board Of directors as
successor 70 Mrs Nsnette n. Paul.
The Association of Private School
Teachers Of Washington viii hold It's
last general meeting for this year Tues
day afternoon The members Of the
association will have tea Al the Nav
flower Hotel IN the main dining room.
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