Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-22

GpIlilS.
The Zonta Club Of Washington learn
ed that it is not all beer and skittles
in the District marshal's office. At
its weekly Wednesday luncheon at the
Raleigh, E. c. Snyder, United States
marshal for the District, was the speak
err and his intimate story of the work
done by the marshal's IS employees was
greatly enjoyed The monthly closed
meeting will be January IS.
Gamma Phi Beta Alumni Association
held its monthly meeting "wednesday
evening at Club st. Marks. Plans
were made for the chapters activities
during the month.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase,
Md, met Wednesday in the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church, with the
president. Mrs Alexander Ashley, i'll the
chair. The meeting was opened with
the singing of America the Beautiful,
by the club. Mrs. Charles v. INLAY AT
the piano Mrs. Ashley introduced The
sneaker. Cloyd Heck Marvin, president
of George Washington University. He
began his talk upon Education OF To-
morrow" by asking the club TO think III
terms of tomorrow. He stated the uni
versitv starts with the kindergarten and
continues through all the stages to
adult education. and the Solioity of the
latter is built upon the early education"
Mrs. Ida Willis Seaton. accompanied
ov Mrs. Inlay. SANG "Sons OF the
Robin" bv Anna Case: Pale Moon"
by Logan. and The Little DamozaI,"
BY Novello
The chairman Of the public welfare
committee, Mrs. Robert j. Service. an
nounced food sale TO be held February
T. in a store at Brookville road and
Taylor street, for the benefit of one of
the Christmas Opportunities OF the
Social Service League. Mrs. Charles
D. CurtiSS. chairman of the committee
on resolutions and legislation. asked
that the club indorse the Capper-
Ketcham bill which authorizes appro-
priations for the further development
OF extension work in the land grant
colleges and to which the general
federation has added an amendment
providing for both man and woman
extension workers The club voted
unanimously 10 indorSe the bill.
Upon recommendation of the COM
mittee for applied education. Mrs. Paul
3. Dunbar. chairman. the club voted an
appropriation OF $50 for the library of
the new Chevy Chase Bethesda High
School. and also $50 for reference books
Tor the Chevy Chase Branch of the
Public Library. The committee also
requested that club members lend refer
ence books to the new Chevy Chase
p Bethesda High School Library. Mem
cers are also requested to attend the
mass meeting TO be held January IS. in
me v. Brown School in the interest
OF better school facilities in Chevy
Chase. Upon motion of Mrs. William
Cullen Dennis. the county director, the
club voted to indorse the candidacy of
MIS- John F. Sippel of Baltimore, for
PRESIDENT OF the General Federation of
Women's Clubs.
MIS-. Lee r. Pennington vas chair
man OF the committee which served
luncheon preceding the meeting.
The art section. Mrs. Walter Miles
leader. visited the Freer Art Gallery
tuesday afternoon. when Miss Grace
Eunnam Guest. an assistant curator of
Aae gallery. conducted the party through.
caiAne attention TO the various mediums
IN winch Whistler worked-the etch-
ass 0ry-pointS- pastels. water colors
and Oil paintings.
The literature section. Mrs. William
. Garland leader. met Friday at the
nome OF Mrs. William Leonard Thurhar
ca ssuesaoa street The program cur
~, biography was in charge of Mrs
Imam 4 Dennis. assisted BY Mrs
Snauncey Depew Snow. who rev;ewed
ndpcleon. the Man OF Destiny. Mr.
rIeo H. Esch. who talked about Tho
zap OF Youth: Mrs Douglas Griesemer
@no reviewed The Rebellious Puritan
ZIG Mrs. samuel L. Jodidi, who reviewed
ZIG gave readings from George Eliot
III ne, Times. Mrs. Frederick M
10y reso Lincoln. the Man of thu
Earxfn
ard Cool Tombs.'
AIRS. Wilfred Balloon reviewed a n,,,
per OF the January magazines. CALM
ssLsentoa especially TO the biography ~
I1eilrs Gay. appearing In the virpin;,.
ssuaI1eTiy Review. Mrs. w. Art1r,r
Silelpon served tea. assisted b. Mr.
vernon z. Hodges and Mrs. Leon =
Mrs. William L:les Ofutt. ,ea5,- of
aae Eutic section, Of which Her,.dol,
rrAossn u director, announces a Mac
DoWeh program at o'clock tomorrow
..oon al the home Of Mrs. ] p
saSi hanawha street. the program
70 DC ~ charge Of Mrs Carl Stlhler ana
Mfs Charles Linganfelter. All ci,,T
H,smners are invited. The string ar.
eheSlrA OF the music section Will mar,
ros rehearsal al the home OF Mrs prank
q Wesibrook. 1923 Mckinley stree,
wednesday at D.r1
me junior department Mrs. Hoover
ranger. leader. and Miss CLAW Htc
PRESIDENT. viii hold a benef: card
patty saturday afternoon in the Chest
nut rams community room on Con-
:, sIDiey Hospital Guiid.--The chap.l in
sust MAJ! was filled with members and
if1enos Of the guild THURSDAY rnorr-
!9s' wnen Ises. Z. B. Phillips made q,
inspiring address. Mrs. Them, MiIlr
EscboE. soprano soioist. accornpsnie.; hy
AiIs; Martina p. EIIlocgh pleased the
suolence with several selections
me Gate for the annual linen shywer
-. tie dement, OF Sibiey Hospital was
~ tor April 10 at Rust Hall. 3an,nIes
ci iceoag covers ho,-waier bag covers
lhoie scarfs. baby layettes and nurner-
C1 0tner articles suitable for gifts 10
lne hospital were DISPLAYED. THE AZ.
IcteS VIII De cut out and sold at cost
70 any Pne desiring 20 make them ur
Ter use In the hospital. Inforna,,or
even al sibiey Guild Office, eibley Hos-
Mrs. A c. Fisher announced pla,.
~ N's oebeOpnnert VI thr business
n.Fn department of Sib!ey Guild A
A1flcfeon for the 80 ladies' s@lecfeh tn
60 me work viii b. held at The Y w
v. ~; Fenr1ary and y report meeting
I'll ne held the following Tuesday Al
ieEst nan. Business men If Waiting
ioii "lI be ASKED 10 include gibley HGD.
rttSl W ther benevolent budget in the
io'r oi an annual membership.
tbe Lartsy Club will meet THURSDAY
e'enifg 81 Hotel Cor0on Three amend.
HentA u the constitution which were
sS|pni1to and read at the las, meeting
s'u ~ yoIec uDon A card party viii
heh January rs al s:l3 u m. In The
.ites,h1i Farms Dairy Auditorium
'"eniy-sixth and Pennsylvania avenue
Pe,w"rth Weman's Clab. The liters
,n'e aeellon met At the home Of Nrs